Early Childhood Education

Finding the Right Age for Kids to Own Phones: Expert Advice
Education Management Finding the Right Age for Kids to Own Phones: Expert Advice

Determining the appropriate age for children to have their own mobile phones has long been a contentious topic among parents, particularly due to concerns over excessive screen time and the potential impacts on their development. With the increasing integration of technology into everyday life, the

How Will Washington's Budget Impact Child Care and Early Learning?
Education Management How Will Washington's Budget Impact Child Care and Early Learning?

The recent budget debate in Washington state has placed a spotlight on child care and early learning, with Governor Jay Inslee's budget proposal at the center of discussions. Faced with a significant budget deficit estimated between $10 billion and $12 billion, Inslee's plan offers a mix

Edwards River Park to Host New Family Learning Center by 2027
Education Management Edwards River Park to Host New Family Learning Center by 2027

For over a quarter-century, the Family Learning Center (FLC) in Edwards, Colorado, has served as a beacon for early childhood education within the community. Housed at a location provided by St. Clare of Assisi Catholic Parish, FLC’s lease is set to expire in 2025, prompting its executive director,

Can Apprenticeships Solve Eastern Kentucky's Childcare Crisis?
Education Management Can Apprenticeships Solve Eastern Kentucky's Childcare Crisis?

In a groundbreaking move to combat Eastern Kentucky's childcare shortage, the Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program (EKCEP) has launched an innovative apprenticeship program aimed at training early childhood educators. This program, which involves a collaboration between EKCEP, the

Elevating Childcare: Advocating Fair Wages and Recognition for Workers
Education Management Elevating Childcare: Advocating Fair Wages and Recognition for Workers

Amid the myriad of critical professions, the role of childcare workers stands out as both essential and underappreciated, particularly in the Inland Empire region. These individuals shoulder an immense responsibility, ensuring the well-being and development of young children, yet they often face

Can Early Childhood Education Transform Louisiana's Rural Parishes?
Education Management Can Early Childhood Education Transform Louisiana's Rural Parishes?

The 18th Judicial District Court has launched an ambitious initiative to expand early childhood education in three rural Louisiana parishes: Iberville, West Baton Rouge, and Pointe Coupee, aiming to provide better educational opportunities for young children. This effort could have far-reaching

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