Quality First Safety Recommendations and COVID-19
August 5, 2020 11:51 am Leave your thoughtsChildcare COVID-19 Conversations Webinar Series: Quality First Recommendations for Safe Childcare Operations during COVID-19. Learn more.
Childcare COVID-19 Conversations Webinar Series: Quality First Recommendations for Safe Childcare Operations during COVID-19. Learn more.
Tips for Contacting your Legislator: How to call, email or make your voice heard on social media to advocate for ECE and child care. Learn more.
In a recent news story, azfamily 3TV CBS 5 and Special Projects editor Kristine Harrington reported on the challenges that early learning providers face during the COVID-19 pandemic. AzAEYC Executive Director Dr. Eric Bucher talked about the urgent need for...
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AzAEYC and SAZAEYC thank the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry for joining over 40 Chambers across the country in support of providing emergency assistance targeted to childcare providers to help them continue to serve children in their communities or to be ready with the resources necessary to reopen when the time comes. Read the letter.
Learn about the use of PPE in early childhood environments. Two webinars: one designed specifically for ECE technical assistance providers, professional development providers, coaches, and systems partners and one customized for ECE teachers, directors, administrators, and owners. Learn more.
Child Care Conversations: Virtual "Happy Hour"
Share challenges and collaboratively plan next steps to support the early childhood field during COVID-19. Learn more.
ECHO PD: Announcing the launch of the first Arizona Early Childhood ECHO (Extending Community Health Outcomes) professional development sessions! Learn more.
Feel inspired to take action? Here are 5 ways to make your voice heard for Arizona’s children, families, and early childhood professionals. Be an advocate! Learn more.
Advancing #EquityinECE requires our action as individuals, organizations, and communities. AzAEYC and SAZAEYC commit to fighting for equitable early learning opportunities for all of Arizona's children, families, and educators. This work will be difficult, but it is necessary to build a society dedicated to helping our young learners reach their fullest potentials. Read the letter.
Allison Houtz and Kristie Bandy share a passion for quality Early Childhood Education. Turns out, that runs in the family. Learn more.