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Responding to the Needs of Young Latino Children: State Efforts to Build Comprehensive Early Learning SystemsRecent policy developments and investments in early care and education (ECE) reflect a renewed commitment to improving the school readiness and, ultimately, the school success of young children. Most importantly, these new proposals present a prime opportunity to incentivize states to design early learning systems that meet the needs Latino children. This white paper examines how states are working to build comprehensive early learning standards and to address issues of professional development to ensure the success of Latino and English language learner children and families. Based on interviews with state leaders, the white paper reveals that states have a long way to go to develop early learning programs that are responsive to the needs of Latino and English language leaner children and families.You can download the report HERE |
Texas based project providing leadership and training to the Harlem Children's Zone project
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TECEC has 2 paid internships available Public hearings on ECI in June and July
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Only 2.2 percent of media coverage of education focuses on education of preschool-aged children
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