Early Childhood at San Antonio College

03/25/2026

SAC Early Childhood Studies' professor Ana DeHoyos O'Connor was the keynote speaker at the National Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Association during Spring Break. She also presented an additional session on brain development.

09/07/2024

Learning how to register to vote during the Creative Arts in Early Childhood at San Antonio College class!

05/22/2024

JOB OPPORTUNITY! Work at San Antonio College Early Childhood Center!

04/15/2024

How to Apply Property Tax Relief webinar 2024
For child care providers!

We're excited to share that Property Tax Relief for child care providers has been approved at 100% in thirteen cities/counties for the 2024 tax year! 

09/27/2023

This is your sign to close your laptop and go outside. (Your body will thank you! 💙🌲)

Watch a new episode of with Baratunde Thurston tonight at 8/7c!

09/22/2023

Ana (Early Childhood Studies)on a school bus with Crystal capstone student.

08/25/2023

Conscious Discipline training with Mary Margaret Wilson on August 15! Over 60 individuals attended!

05/12/2023

Getting ready for our annual Early Childhood Studies Graduation and Special Recognition event!

04/20/2023

TXAEYC Award! Melissa Ann Sandoval is an Early Childhood Studies student at SAC and an Instructional Assistant for Head Start at Neal Elementary. She was honored by the San Antonio Chapter of the Texas Association for the Education of Young Children with the” Emerging Leader of Champions award”. She started in the education field as a substitute teacher. Later she became a Parent Liaison and enjoyed working with parents. Her passion for working in a classroom with children lead to becoming an Instructional Assistant. She earned her CDA and this year received the T.E.A.C.H. scholarship to continue her education.

04/20/2023

TXAEYC Awards! Professor Ana DeHoyos O’Connor, faculty member in the Early Childhood Studies Program, was honored on March 24th by the San Antonio Chapter of the Texas Association for the Education of Young Children. She received the “Champion of Advocacy” award for her continuous work in advocating for quality early childhood programs. This work includes recruiting students to the field of early childhood and partnering with other agencies to develop pathways for the continued education of teachers. She works tirelessly in promotion of the early childhood profession and securing livable wages for early childhood teachers. The community has benefited tremendously from Ana’s dedication.