TJC is a smart first choice for any student, whether you plan to transfer to a four-year university or gain the skills and training needed to go directly into the workforce.
TJC has an outstanding record of academic quality, offering a bachelor's degree, associate's degree programs, certificates and training and technical programs.
TJC is one of the largest community colleges in Texas, with 306 full-time faculty members and 248 part-time faculty members, and nearly 13,000 students enrolled.
The School of Continuing Studies seeks to provide lifelong learning for people of all ages to develop personal and professional potential, upgrade job-related skills and prepare for informed participation in the civic, cultural and political life of the community.
Education: Associate Degree in Child Development/Early Childhood from TJC
My Why: I believe that the first five years of life create the foundation that all children will use to build their futures on. It is my goal to give them all the tools they need to succeed through love, patience, and understanding
Chloe Reid
Experience: 5+ Years
Education: Associate Degree in Child Development/Early Childhood from TJC
My Why: Working with children is my heart. I want to work with children because I believe the first five years of their life is SO important. I want to help children build a solid foundation that will stand for the rest of their lives.
Toddler 2 Classroom
Classroom Ratio:
2 Teachers/12 Children
Abigail Martinez
Experience: 1 Year
Education: Associate Degree in Child Development/Early Childhood from TJC
My Why: I am very passionate about guiding children so when they grow up they have the ability and skills needed to create great lives for themselves. Being a teacher for the FLCOT is a perfect opportunity to create great minds for our future.
Kaitlyn Campbell
Experience: 1 Year
Education: Associate Degree in Child Development/Early Childhood from TJC
My Why: I love being able to guide children as they learn about and interact with the world around them and watching them discover new things during the important foundational years of their lives.