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Annual Report

Our annual report is used as a tool to assess prior year’s performance using predefined measures. For GCDC, our success is measured in the level of quality of care and education we provide. The report highlights our efforts to not only meet defined standards of quality but also exceed them. The concept of Developmentally Appropriate Practices (DAP) is the concept that guides all of our work here at GCDC. To view of Annual Report, ​click here.

School Newsletter

Our school newsletter, The Lunchbox Press, is used to share information with enrolled parents.  Copies of our newsletter can be downloaded here.

NASA/GSFC Code 200.9
Building 90
Greenbelt, Maryland 20771
info@gcdc-nasa.org
Phone: (301) 286-8588

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GCDC Philosophy
It is the philosophy of the Goddard Child Development Center to create a stimulating environment in which children can learn through exploration and discovery with teachers acting as facilitators.