Billing and hours

Child care reservations and fees are computed for the entire term. Just as you do not receive refunds if you miss a class on campus, neither refunds or credits are given for your child’s absences or school closures for inclement weather. Persons still owing fees for child care from a previous term may not enroll the child for the next term or receive transcripts until all fees are paid.

Billing arrangements

The Portland Community College Sylvania Child Development Center billing is administered through Student Account Services. Your billing and payment information can be accessed online or by going to Student Account Services. All billing arrangements are made through Sylvania Student Account Services, 971-722-8888, option 3. Tax ID# 93-0575187. You must initial and sign a billing agreement before your child is completely enrolled. Download and print the Childcare Billing Agreement.

Billing forms

Fees

  • There is a non-refundable annual registration fee per child of $50 for PCC students and $75 for PCC staff.
  • The Child Development Center follows the Portland Community College academic schedule, and all prices listed are per term.
  • If a family withdraws from the program, a written two-week notice must be given. Two weeks of care will be charged from date of receipt of written notice.
  • Families with multiple children will receive a multiple child discount of 10% off of the oldest child.

Financial support programs

CCAMPIS Grant

Financial assistance is available for students, including the college-wide Child Care Access Means Parents in School (CCAMPIS) grant funded by the US Department of Education. Please inquire about the CCAMPIS grant and other scholarship opportunities by contacting Yvette Howland, Child Care Programs Resource Specialist.

Oregon’s Department of Human Services (DHS)

If you are a low-income student attending a 2 or 4 year college and you need help with child care fees, go to the DHS website at www.dhs.state.or.us . From the menu select “Children and Teens” then “Child Care,” then “Student Child Care”.