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Early Childhood is open to Juniors and Seniors.
First year students attend classes in the A.M.
Second year students attend classes in the P.M.

This program provides students with the background and professional competencies necessary for employment in the field of early childhood care and elementary education.

Instruction topics include:

• Child Health
• Nutrition & Safety
• Infant/Toddler Care
• Principles of Child Growth & Development 

Additional laboratory experiences are provided with direct interaction with young children under qualified supervision in the Early Childhood Center on campus or other approved sites within the county. This course of study also may lead to a career in teacher education for students desiring to obtain a teaching certificate from a four-year university. The student must be enrolled as a junior or senior in high school. Articulation agreements with the University of Missouri St. Louis and Missouri Baptist University allow for the high school senior to transfer credits to these institutions towards a Bachelor鈥檚 degree in Early Childhood Education and/ or Elementary Education.

Recommended High School Courses:

• Family & Consumer Sciences
• Health
• Child Development

These are not established as prerequisites. Students that have been successful in any of these courses have historically demonstrated a higher degree of success in this career education program.

Estimated Course/Materials Requirements:
Students will be required to purchase a minimum of one program shirt to be worn in labs. A student can purchase additional shirts and/or hooded sweatshirts. The approximate cost of a shirt is $10.00 and a hooded sweatshirt is $16.00. A Missouri Highway Background Check may also be required at a cost of $11.00.

For more information on this program, please contact your high school counselor, the ATS Director, or the program instructor:

ATS Director - Suzanne Richardson 
sricha17@jeffco.edu
(636) 481-3340

Early Childhood Education Instructor - Ms. Nicole Aden
(636) 481-3462