Join AzAEYC for Annual Meeting 2019! Professional development sessions, guest speakers, awards, general networking, and camaraderie. Our theme this year is Leading with Equity And Diversity, or L.E.A.D. Learn more.
Scholarship recipient Esmeralda Carrillo talks about family adventures in Mexico and applying early ed knowledge to real life situation. Plus, she offers tips for 2019 Rhian Evans Allvin and Joshua J. Allen Scholarship applicants. Learn more.
Central Arizona College Early Ed Graduate Denna Reidhead, 2019 Cheryl Foster Award recipient, about the challenges she faced over the past year, why this graduation was especially meaningful to her family, and what's next in her early childhood education career. Learn more.
We’ve seen some significant wins for early childhood in Arizona since our Public Policy Forum took place last February. Join us in our Thank you for Helping us Grow campaign! Here's what to do.
Early childhood graduates strengthen the entire profession when they invest in their own professional development and also become AzAEYC/NAEYC members. Find out why...
On Saturday April 27th, from 9 am until 12 pm, the documentary film No Small Matter will be presented in locations around Arizona. Join AzAEYC in the Phoenix area followed by a panel discussion and community conversation following the screening. Learn more.
Eric Bucher, Christie Colunga and Marjorie Ruiz discuss exploring art and the natural world in celebration of the Week of the Young Child™ and “Artsy Thursday.” Learn more.
Newly elected NAEYC Governing Board Member-at-Large Nicol Russell talks about learning the system, building bridges, and what she hopes to accomplish in her new role. Read the story.
Saturday, Feb. 16 from 9 am until 3 pm This all-day conference will consist of breakout sessions so attendees can choose to attend sessions of interest. Hear from Clinical Associate Professor Carl Hermanns, mentor teachers, recent graduates, current students and...
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The 28th Annual Celebrate the Young Child Conference provides early childhood professionals with a day of learning and networking opportunities. The Association for Supportive Child Care is offering new and innovative topics that will benefit Early Childhood Educators, Directors, Child Care Center Owners, Family Child Care Providers, Kith and Kin Providers, and other members of the Early Childhood Community. Learn more.