The District’s Early Childhood Educator Pay Equity Fund has changed the lives of many early childhood #educators in #DC. This article explains what the fund is, why it matters to your program, the current budget risks, and clear steps directors and providers can take today. Keep in mind state ... Will DC’s Early Childhood Educator Pay Equity Fund Survive?
Signing Day events — like a graduation for people choosing teaching — can spark pride and attract new faces into early childhood work. This article is for directors and child care providers who want practical, step-by-step ideas to run a Signing Day, build a local #pipeline, and suppor... Can a Signing Day Inspire the Next Generation of Early Childhood Teachers in Georgia?
So, you’re thinking about becoming an early childhood educator, but you don’t know where to begin. The first thing we should do is define preschool. Preschool is an early childhood education program for children between the age of two and five. As a pre-kindergarten... Becoming an Early Childhood Educator
Happy Massachusetts Day from H&H Child Care Training! H&H Child Care Training wishes everyone an early Happy Massachusetts Day! This historic day recognizes Massachusetts as the second of the origianal thirteen colonies in New England to join the Union to create a new c... Happy Massachusetts Day!
Many child care directors and teachers want a #CDA but worry about cost. Good news: Nevada has free or low-cost paths to finish training, get help with fees, and earn certificates. This guide gives simple steps you can use today. State requirements vary - check your state licensing agency. Why it m... How to Get CDA Training for Free in Nevada
Getting ready to run a full-day, year-round 2-K program takes planning, clear rules, and teamwork. This article helps directors and providers make a plan for #2K kids that covers #staffing, #curriculum, #classroom layout, and #inclusion. Read the short steps, pick a few to try this week, and remembe... How do I prepare my program for full-day, year-round 2-K: staffing, curriculum, and classroom setup? A guide for New York providers
If you run or manage a child care program in Minnesota, this guide explains the common credentialing levels and how staff move up. It uses clear steps, links to trusted Minnesota resources, and practical ideas you can use today. Read each section as a short how-to and keep a note: state requiremen... What do child care credentialing levels look like in Minnesota?
Becoming a Pre-K teacher is a big, joyful step. You help young children learn to play, talk, and get ready for kindergarten. This guide is for child care providers and directors. It gives clear steps, checks, and links to useful courses and rules. Read the numbered steps and save the links. Rememb... How Do I Become a Pre-K Teacher?
Young children learn language all day, every day. This article gives simple, practical steps that child care providers and directors can use in their classrooms. You will find short routines, read-aloud tips, ways to help dual language learners, and ideas for tracking progress. Use small changes t... How can preschool classrooms best support language development?
Almost all private child care providers — from family child care homes to center-based programs — are subject to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Title III applies to private 'public accommodations' such as child care centers; Title II applies to government-run programs. To und... Childcare and the ADA