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Nancy's Free Parenting Classes With CCSF- Join us For Spring 2023

City College of San Francisco Spring 2023 Semester -- Classes have ongoing enrollment throughout the semester until they are filled.  Register online or in person.  The semester begins on January 17, 2023.

  • Learn The Developmental Stages And How To Play With Your Child
  • Meet Other Parents
  • Get Parenting Questions Answered
  • Song Time
  • Book/Article Discussions
  • Build Community
This weekly adult-education noncredit class is intended for parents to gather, learn from the material and build community with others experiencing this pandemic parenting life stage.  Bring your child, and learn while playing together.  This is a non-credit adult education class with no grades.  Adult students must be vaccinated to participate.
**City College also offers these courses taught by other instructors at the Ocean, Chinatown and John Adams Campus. See the schedule here.

Nancy's Class Schedule Now Enrolling!
IN-PERSON, Mission Campus, 1125 Valencia Street, Room 173 

These classes will be limited in size for committed students and their child in a cohort, following CDC/SFDPH Covid protocols and safety guidelines.  Register online or show up to class and register on the spot.  Please complete steps 1, 4, and 5 of enrollment below. 

 0-14 Months PARENTS AND INFANTS 12:40-2:30
Intended for 7-14 months, and parents of newborns are WELCOME
Wednesdays (CDEV 8003 CRN 40367) or 
Thursdays (CDEV 8003 CRN 40172)

15+  months PARENTS AND TODDLERS 9:10-11:30
Mondays(CDEV 8100 CRN 40936) or
Wednesdays(CDEV 8100 CRN 40141) or
Thursdays (CDEV 8100 CRN 40370)

Register ONLINE-- You must complete STEPS 1, 4 and 5. 
  • Be sure to get a Student ID and email (this takes 72 hours following completed application). Step 1
  • Upload your vaccine status. Best option: 'Report Status and Upload Documentation-WEBSITE'. Step 4
  • See codes above for Step 5





*** If at any point, you need help, please email me (ngnass@ccsf.edu) or the non-credit office (outreach@ccsf.edu). I'm happy to help you in the enrollment process.

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