NSU-Broken Arrow | Little Rowdy Child Care Center
Information
Overview
Little Rowdy Child Care Center is a campus-based drop in childcare facility located on the NSU-Broken Arrow Campus in the Education building, BAED 139.
We are open to the children of full-time or part-time NSUBA students, faculty, and staff.
Children of the ages of 8 weeks to 8 years old are able to receive services for no more than 6 hours each day. Parents may not leave campus while their child(ren) are attending Little Rowdy.
Hours of Operation
Monday | 11:00 am - 7:30 pm
Tuesday | 11:00 am - 7:30 pm
Wednesday | 11:00 am - 7:30 pm
Thursday | 11:00 am - 7:30 pm
Cost
As of Spring 2024, there is a charge of $225 per child per semester for attendance in the center and is available to all NSUBA students, faculty, and staff; however, priority is given to parents who are eligible for the CCAMPIS program. Student parents who are PELL grant eligible may receive free or reduced child care services.
How to Apply
1. Submit an Application (click here for Google Form)
2. Complete an Authorization of Release of Information Form (click here for PDF)
3. Submit a Signed Responsibility and Liability Waiver once you have been approved (click here for Word Doc)
Contact Information
For questions or concerns, please contact:
Denise Tyrell, Director
tyrell@nsuok.edu
NSU Broken Arrow
BAED 139
Our Promise To You
We believe every child has the following rights:
● To be treated with respect
● To learn and play in a friendly and safe environment
● To be safe from bullying
All of our lead instructors have experience in childhood education and are vetted through background checks.
Volunteers and instructors are required to be trained in CPR.
Due to accreditation mandates and following NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children) best practices, Little Rowdy Childcare Center must follow specific staff-to-child ratios. Click here for more information on staff-to-child ratios.
Light the Way Emergency Fund
In celebration of the 125th anniversary of Seminary Hall, President Steve Turner issued
a challenge to the Northeastern State University Centurions and President’s Circle
donors to establish an emergency fund for NSU students in need. This new funding source
is designed to assist students (undergraduate and graduate) during times of crisis
in order for them to maintain their enrollment. It is designed to enable a student
to meet a short-term financial hardship and is maintained by the Northeastern State
University Foundation.
See the application and instructions here in PDF format.
