Making sure young children are counted in the 2020 census
U.S. Census officials are asking early childhood supporters to help ensure all infants, toddlers and preschoolers are counted.
Tag: early childhood
Taking a look at early childhood expulsion
The long-term implications of expulsion and suspension for early elementary school students show that they are at a greater risk of being expelled again.
A new look at advocacy—it’s all about being a problem solver
Kristen Grimm is the opening keynote speaker for the 2019 Summit. She shares her ideas about advocacy and creating social change.
Avondale family resource center celebrates 10-year anniversary
The Avondale family resource center is a centralized hub of not only services for infants, toddlers and preschoolers, but a wide-range of social and human…
Linking Leaders programs allows early childhood teachers to build their strengths
The goal of Linking Leaders is to connect center owners, directors and teachers with resources that raise the quality of the children’s environments.
Tohono O’odham Nation elder finds joy in guiding and shaping young children
An FTF-funded professional development program helped a Tohono O’odham preschool teacher earn college credit for her degree.
Great expectations realized for southern Arizona early childhood teachers
In-depth professional development has helped southern Arizona early childhood educators earn college credit and work toward degrees in early childhood.
Celebrate early learning and educators who support the development of young children
Many First Things First regions are celebrating the National Association for the Education of Young Children’s Week of the Young Child, April 8-12.
Ensuring readiness for the workforce begins decades earlier
Many economists contend that a future economy’s strong workforce starts by investing in children birth to age 5.