NYC Parents Give Pre-K High Marks in Survey
A recent study of 1,100 families with children enrolled in New York City’s universal pre-K classes reports that 90% of […]
How New York Made Pre-K a Success
In a recent op-ed in the New York Times, David L. Kirp discusses New York City’s successful Pre-K for All […]
The Aspire Registry February Newsletter
The Aspire Registry team has released their February newsletter. The newsletter includes the latest Aspire Registry news and event and features […]
The New York Common Core Task Force Final Report has Arrived!
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo formed the Common Core Task Force (Task Force) to undertake a comprehensive review of the current […]
NEW Series for Educators and Families on Gender, Sexuality, and the Family in Early Childhood Education
Dear Early Childhood Educators, We at the New York Early Childhood Professional Development Institute (PDI) are excited to announce the […]
Equity and Excellence in the Earliest Years, from Administration for Children & Families
Equity and Excellence in the Earliest Years: Action on Expulsion and Suspension in Early Childhood Settings By Shantel Meek, PhD, […]
Upcoming Event: From Italy to Sweden to New York City
What: From Italy to Sweden to New York City: Pedagogical documentation as a tool for transformation Where: Brooklyn New School […]
NYT Article: Teaching Is Not a Business
In a marketplace that fosters business models, competitiveness and disruptive innovation, David Kirp discusses the importance of cultivating relationships between […]
Universal Pre-K Expansion Program (CapitalNY)
With the city’s mayor de Blasio pushing for an additional $300 million for the five boroughs and $40 million for […]
CUNY’s New Accelrated Certification Program (Clarion)
Following the city’s move to expand early childhood education, there is a demand for 2,000 new pre-K teachers to be […]