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") Jump to content Apply Visit Give Navigation Moss Street Children's Center Student One Stop Search form Search Main menu Future Families Current Families Resources About Home In Case of Inclement Weather When hazardous weather conditions develop, we may have to modify our hours of care. Moss Street follows the same closures and delays as the Eugene School District 4J, which are announced through local media. In addition, Moss Street is closed when the UO is closed. Read our full inclement weather policy. Supporting Students and Their Children At Moss Street Children's Center, we help UO student parents succeed in their academics by providing nurturing care for their children. We offer flexible programming—accommodating different blocks of time on different days of the week—to best fit students' schedules. We celebrate the diversity of family structures and cultures, both in the community and in the larger world. We welcome children with varied abilities and challenges, and we emphasize the development of all children's social-emotional skills to help them grow into kind, respectful citizens. First priority for Moss Street enrollment is given to UO student families. If space is available, we will also serve UO faculty and staff families and those in the surrounding community. Contact Moss Street Children's Center 1685 Moss St. Eugene, OR 97403 F: 541-346-0656 Hours 541-346-4384 Email Little_individual4.jpg Littles Middle_individual.jpg Middles PreSchool_individual3.jpg Preschool An Amazing Place to Learn Our programs serve children age three months through five years, as well as after-school programming for children in kindergarten through third grade. Our teacher-to-child ratio exceeds state requirements, and we take pride in creating a supportive environment where children can grow and flourish in all aspects of their development. We also offer unique childcare training to UO students who learn while working or volunteering side by side with our professional staff. Future Families Current Families SchoolAge_individual.jpg School Age Lobby_70D_170914_1044.jpg Facilities Becky Lamoureux-2.jpg Meet the Team checkbox_white.png Getting Started Step 1 Determine how many hours of care your child will require each day of the week. Step 2 Complete and turn in an application for admission. A $20 application fee is due when you turn in the form. Step 3 If your child is accepted, complete the requirements for enrollment. Apply to Moss Street PARENT RESOURCES Childcare Assistance Nutrition Forms Scheduling Options Health and Safety How to Re-enroll employment.jpg Employment Would you like to serve UO students and families? We employ professional staff, including teachers who mentor UO student staff while also caring for children. Student workers play an important role in our care program. And, after their time at Moss Street, many can qualify as an early childhood educator with the state of Oregon. Professional Staff Student Staff Important Information for Families Payment and Fees Involvement Special Food Requests Waitlist Prioritization Moss Street Parent Handbook Moss Street Calendar Division of Student Life Division of Student Life Division of Student Life Career Center Office of the Dean of Students Erb Memorial Union Holden Center for Leadership and Community Engagement Department of Physical Education and Recreation Parent and Family Programs Student Services Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships Office of the Registrar University Counseling Center University Health Center University Housing University Testing Center Moss Street 1685 Moss St. Eugene , OR 97403 Office: Moss Street Children's Ctr P: 541-346-4384 F: 541-346-0656 mscc@uoregon.edu Accessibility Careers Privacy Policy About Find People © University of Oregon . All Rights Reserved. UO prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, national or ethnic origin, age, religion, marital status, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression in all programs, activities and employment practices as required by Title IX, other applicable laws, and policies. Retaliation is prohibited by UO policy. Questions may be referred to the Title IX Coordinator, Office of Investigations and Civil Rights Compliance, or to the Office for Civil Rights. Contact information, related policies, and complaint procedures are listed on the statement of non-discrimination . Site Navigation Future Families Current Families Resources About Take Action Apply Visit Give...