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ECCAO

Frequently Asked Questions


How do I know if I am a "grant participant"?

Funding for ECCAO has been provided by QCP and several other granting agencies.  The grant covers children in kindergarten who attend one of the following school districts:  Berea, Brookpark, Columbia Station, Middleburg Heights, Olmsted Falls, and Strongsville.  These communities are served by Quality Communities Partnership (QCP), a non-profit organization established to foster community projects that will improve the quality of life for southwest metropolitan area residents.


Who is a "non-grant participant living in a grant area"?

Parents who do not have a child in kindergarten but who live in Berea, Brook Park, Columbia Station, Middleburg Heights, Olmsted Falls or Strongsville are not covered by the grant, but derive some benefit as a result of living in the grant area.


Who is considered a "non-grant participant living outside of the grant area"?

This pertains to anyone who does not live in the grant area, which is composed of the school districts for the following communities:  Berea, Brook Park, Columbia Station, Middleburg Heights, Olmsted Falls or Strongsville.


I am not covered by the grant, but I would like to attend the Becoming a Love and Logic Parent workshops.  Is this possible?

Yes, if there is space available.  Non-grant participants living in the grant area receive a discounted rate of $50; participants living outside of the grant area pay the normal class fee of $75, which includes materials.


Is child care available at any of the classes?

Yes, at some locations.  Please check the class schedule carefully to see which locations provide child care, offer it at a cost, or do not have child care availability at all.