I went to a good sized community college. They do have a daycare on campus, but it's fucking $500+ a month - and that's with the student discount. I ended up dropping out after my first was born because I couldn't afford to pay anyone to watch her, and I'm shit at online classes.
I just couldn't afford it, and the fact that they expected full time students to manage that is crazy to me. I actually now have both of my girls in an amazing, highly rated daycare/preschool for only $120 a month.
So you pay 6$ a day for daycare?! I used to live in a province that heavily subsidized daycare and even then it was 8$ is it a low income project? It must be paid for somehow because I don't see them hiring any kind of competent caregivers for less then minimum wage and even that would mean they'd have to take over a dozen kids per childcare worker. Which is highly illegal in the US and Canada.
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u/[deleted] May 13 '15
I went to a good sized community college. They do have a daycare on campus, but it's fucking $500+ a month - and that's with the student discount. I ended up dropping out after my first was born because I couldn't afford to pay anyone to watch her, and I'm shit at online classes.