Students with Children
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Students raising children or other dependents have many responsibilities. Whether you are a parent, guardian or caretaker, the Alamo Colleges District recognizes the unique challenges students with children face as they pursue their educational and career goals. Access to college doesn't just mean academic help; we are committed to helping overcome hurdles that keep students from reaching their goals. |
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Liaison for Parenting Students
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Each college has a designated point of contact on campus to connect parenting students with accomodations and resources such as medical services, public benefit programs, academic support, parenting and child resources. |
Northeast Lakeview CollegeNLC-parenting@bagmakerblog.com
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Northwest Vista CollegeNVC-parenting@bagmakerblog.com
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Palo Alto College |
St. Philip's College |
San Antonio College |
Resources
Advocacy
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As part of a district-wide commitment to student success and meeting the needs of students beyond the classroom, on-campus advocacy centers are available at all five Alamo Colleges. We partner with different organizations to provide services like job assistance, food security, clothing, childcare, utility assistance, and mental health counseling. Student Advocacy Helpline:
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Connect with your college's advocacy center by clicking the link below.
| Northeast Lakeview College | Northwest Vista College | Palo Alto College |
| St. Philip's College |
San Antonio College | |
Connect with your peers
There are a lot of students who, like you, are raising children or other dependents in their care. Join the Student Parent Network on the AlamoEXPERIENCE portal to connect with other students with minor children under the age of 18, plus learn about events, resources and service information. All you have to do is click the button below, sign in with your ACES login, and click “Join.”
Childcare
The Alamo Colleges have nationally accredited, high-quality child development centers at three of our colleges. These resources are available to students attending any of the Alamo Colleges. Payment assistance and subsidized rates are available for qualifying students.
On-Campus Childcare
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Palo Alto College Ray Ellison Family Center 210-486-3500 Learn More |
San Antonio College Early Childhood Center 210-486-0530 |
St. Philip’s College Child Development Center 210-486-2500 Learn More |
Other Childcare Resources
Texas Workforce Commission Child Care Program
City of San Antonio Human Services
Health Care Services
Primary health care services are available to students enrolled at any of the Alamo Colleges through Wellness 360 clinics, in partnership with UT Health San Antonio. Available to students with and without health insurance, the program will provide treatment for allergies, colds, and other minor health issues.
Technology Resources
Technology resources, such as laptops rentals, are available for any currently enrolled Alamo Colleges student in need of reliable computer access. These resources are available free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis.
Students should contact their home college’s Information Technology department during their hours of operation (Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.).
SAC: 210-486-0777
SPC: 210-486-2777
PAC: 210-486-3777
NVC: 210-486-4777
NLC: 210-486-5777
Tutoring
Our colleges offer a variety of FREE tutoring services students need to succeed academically.
Scholarships
The Alamo Colleges Foundation distributes financial awards from nearly 20 academic scholarship funds to support students raising children or other dependents. By submitting just one application each academic year, students with children will be considered for these scholarships and many more.
Policy and Procedure
Policy and Procedure for Pregnant and Parenting Students can be located in the ACD Policy Manual, H.1.2 Civil Rights Discrimination, Harassment and Retaliation and the procedure is H.1.2.4 Pregnant and Parenting Students.