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• Student Parents receive priority registration. You need to be coded as a Student Parent in our system to receive this benefit. If you are unsure if you are coded as a Student Parent, do the following: 
  • Go to the Admissions and Records office and provide the following: 
    • A Government ID (can NOT be expired) 
    • Child Birth Certificate

The Mission of the Los Angeles Community College District is to foster student success for all individuals seeking advancement, by providing equitable and supportive learning environments at our nine colleges. To support the academic success of Pregnant and Parenting Students, in accordance with Title IX and District policy, our campuses will provide the following resources and support for pregnant and parenting students upon request:

• Breaks during class to express breast milk, breastfeed, or attend to health needs associated with pregnancy or related conditions, including eating, drinking, or using the restroom

• Intermittent absences to attend medical appointments

• Access to online or homebound education as medically necessary

• Changes in schedule or course sequence

• Time extensions for coursework and rescheduling of tests and examinations

• Allowing a student to sit or stand, or carry or keep water nearby

• Counseling

• Changes in physical space or supplies (for example, access to a larger desk or a footrest)

• Elevator access

• A larger uniform or other required clothing or equipment access, on a voluntary basis, to any separate and comparable portion of the institution’s education program or activity.

• Voluntary leaves of absence

• Lactation space availability

• Other changes to policies, practices, or procedures determined necessary by the Title IX Coordinator

91����� does not discriminate in its education program or activity against any applicant for admission, student, applicant for employment, or employee on the basis of current, potential, or past pregnancy or related conditions, and maintains a Resolution Process for alleged discrimination. If you feel you have experienced discrimination, harassment, or retaliation, as applicable you may .

We understand that the needs of each student can be different and change throughout your recovery. Please do not hesitate to contact our office further at 213‐891‐2315 if you have any questions, concerns accessing campus‐based resources or need to discuss your needs at this time.

The California Child Care Resource & Referral Network helps families find local child care providers throughout California. To get started visit the webpage

Head  Start and Early Head Start provide free child care and early childhood education for children from birth to age five, supporting low-income families. To see if you qualify and to apply , visit the  or contact a .

The CalWORKs Child Care program helps low-income families access and afford child care so parents can work, attend school, or participate in training. CalWORKs provides financial assistance for child care services covering children from birth through age 12. For more information visit

Local child care programs provide assistance for childcare support families with children from birth to age twelve. For more information on programs near you visit .

The California State Preschool Program (CSPP) offers free or low-cost preschool for three and four year old children from income-eligible families who meet certain requirements. To find a CSPP program near you, contact your local school district or educational agency. For more information visit .