The Informal Family Child Care Project May Newsletter
The Informal Family Child Care (IFCC) Project team has released their May newsletter. The newsletter includes the latest IFCC Project […]
A Visit from Assemblyman Michael P. Kearns
On April 28, 2016, Family Help Center daycare received a visit from Assemblyman Michael Kearns. In his role as guest […]
Yes, Preschool Works. Let’s Make it Work for More Children
In a recent article in Medium, Kris Perry, Executive Director of the First Five Years Fund, discusses the need to […]
Beyond Readiness: The Impact of Early Childhood Educators
In a recent post on the Huffington Post Blog, Kai-leé Berke discusses the important role early childhood educators play in […]
Everyone Loves Pre-K, But No One’s Asking the Key Question: How Do We Train Early Educators?
In a recent article of The 74, Conor P. Williams, Ph.D., Senior Researcher of New America's Education Policy Program, discusses […]
The Promise of Teacher-Residency Programs
In an article featured in the Atlantic, author Jackie Mader discusses a new innovative teacher preparation model that adopts practices […]
It’s Time for an Ambitious National Investment in America’s Children
The Economic Policy Institute has released a report that explores the economic and societal benefits of investing in early childhood […]
The Aspire April Newsletter
The Aspire Registry team has released their April newsletter. The newsletter includes the latest Aspire Registry news and events, and […]
Getting to Know Institute Staff: Meet Helen
Helen Frazier is the Project Coordinator of the Institute’s Pre-K Support Team, which provides professional development to early childhood […]
The $90 Billion Question: Do We Need Government-supplied Daycare?
In a recent article featured in The Washington Post, Danielle Paquette shares the findings of a new report from researchers […]