Worthy Wage Day gives us a chance to celebrate the early educators who work with young children and recognize that they deserve more than minimum wage…
While K-12 schools close for the remainder of the school year, child care continues to operate as an essential service in North Carolina. Why?
North Carolina’s early childhood providers are resilient and creative. Early childhood providers have always been on the frontlines in our state…
The early childhood education workforce should be included in emergency paid leave and health care plans during the time of the coronavirus response.
Part III: Collecting data of the impact of high-quality child care is one of the most important things we can do for early childhood educators and families.
Part II: The NC CCR&R Council was designed by the NC DCDEE to standardize the delivery of CCR&R services and provide equitable funding across the state…
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