DCWWS Families

DCWWS FAMILIES

Parents/Guardians are partners in their children's education and we encourage family involvement at every level of the Dainty Center/Willow Wood School experience.

We offer a variety of opportunities to get involved in your child's educational experience by:

Facilitating communication between care-givers,
teachers, children and their families;
Supporting extended family systems; and
Sponsoring numerous family educational
and social events.

Worldwide Campus For Kids, Inc.
is a not-for-profit organization established by a school parent group at Dainty Center/Willow Wood School in Brentwood in 1998. Our purpose is to create unique learning opportunities for 1st through 6th graders in East Bay communities to explore and experience our national heritage, hands-on, by taking an annual trip to historical and scientific points of interest.

Our successes to date include exceptional academic and socially enriching trips to:

Washington, DC

Williamsburg, Virginia

Orlando, Florida & the Kennedy Space Center

New York City

Philadelphia

The Hawaiian Islands

Georgia

Virginia

Seattle, and

Canada

WWCFK is supported and staffed by volunteer parents, teachers, and other educators. WWCFK's receives no city, state, or federal funds. Activities are funded through private and corporate donations and other fundraising efforts of its members.

"The 'Golden Rule' is taught here along with academics. Cookie and Shawn go beyond the classroom and reach out to the parents with their enlightening Family Building Workshops. Dainty Center/Willow Wood School is a community of teachers, parents and students who truly care about each other and the community." - D. Levine

The Delta Parents Association is a volunteer coalition of Dainty Center/Willow Wood School parents who work hand-in-hand with teachers and administrators to bring the parent's voice and action into all elements of campus life.

Through fundraising efforts, community-building activities, and sponsorship of social events, DPA serves to enrich the lives of children and their families.

To learn more about DC/WWS family programs, contact us:
(925) 634-4539.