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Child Care Services Association Releases Report on Food Insecurity in the Triangle’s Children

Child Care Services Association (CCSA) releases “Food Insecurity in Children Ages Birth to Five: An Analysis of Childhood Food Insecurity in Wake, Durham and Orange Counties” report Chapel Hill, N.C., January 13, 2020: In North Carolina, one in five children is at risk of hunger, according to Feeding America, and according

Jennifer Gioia, CCSA Communications Manager and CCSA Staff January 13, 2020

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Durham Universal Pre-K 2020-2021 Application Now Open

Durham County’s initiative for universal pre-K, Durham PreK, now accepting application appointments for 2020-2021 school year Durham, N.C., January 7, 2020: Durham PreK is now accepting application appointments for the 2020-2021 school year. All 4-year-olds living in Durham County are eligible for the county’s publicly funded universal pre-K program. Programs participating in Durham County include

Jennifer Gioia, CCSA Communications Manager and CCSA Staff January 7, 2020

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CCSA

Working Parents with Infants and Toddlers: New Vision Needed to Access High-Quality Child Care

It is time to rethink NC’s approach to child care subsidy, and especially how families with infants and toddlers are supported in accessing quality care.

Marsha Basloe, President January 6, 2020

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From the President

Fire Protection Safety: It’s time to double-check state rules

The tragedy in Erie, P.A. gives us a chance to review fire safety rules for N.C. licensed family child care homes and centers. A child’s life depends on it.

Marsha Basloe, President August 19, 2019

From the President

We Must Prevent Lead in North Carolina’s Child Care Programs

Young children are especially at risk of harm from lead. The most important step that we can take is to prevent lead exposure before it occurs.

Marsha Basloe, President August 1, 2019

From the President

Raising Achievement Levels within School Districts with High Poverty

We applaud PED’s call for its early childhood improvement plan to address raising achievement levels within school districts with high poverty.

Marsha Basloe, President June 17, 2019

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Child Care Services Association Releases Report on Food Insecurity in the Triangle’s Children

Durham Universal Pre-K 2020-2021 Application Now Open

Working Parents with Infants and Toddlers: New Vision Needed to Access High-Quality Child Care

Fire Protection Safety: It’s time to double-check state rules

We Must Prevent Lead in North Carolina’s Child Care Programs

Raising Achievement Levels within School Districts with High Poverty

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