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Family is the Heart of all Cultures

November 13, 2017
by
Neil Tift
In honor of National Native American Heritage Month, it is impossible not to turn our minds to our heritage and when we think of heritage we think of families and the legacies left to us and which we will leave to our children.

Sorenson Impact and Eccles School of Business Launch First Early Childhood Innovation Lab

October 24, 2017
by
Courtney McBeth
"Let us remember: One book, one pen, one child, one teacher can change the world."* 

Exclusive New Resource: Quality Improvement Toolkits!

August 3, 2017
by
Victoria L Jones
In the United States, there are more than two million child care staff working in settings that range from school district classrooms to their own homes.

Keep the "Burn" Out of Your Summer Fun in the Sun

June 6, 2017
by
CATCH Global Foundation
Memorial Day marks the end of another school year and the unofficial start of outdoor summer fun.

Fostering the Maker Movement in Early Childhood Education

February 23, 2017
by
NHSA
The National Head Start Association is pleased to announce that our Executive Director, Yasmina Vinci, has been selected to moderate the panel “

Happy Native American Heritage Month!

November 22, 2016
by
Olivia Burlingame Goumbri
November is National American Indian Heritage Month

Vote: For the Future of Our Children

November 5, 2016
by
Frank Nolan
When Head Start was created in 1965 as a part of President Johnson’s War on Poverty, American society was in the beginning of a period of unrest and polarization not seen since the Civil War.

Making Early Childhood Research Accessible

October 28, 2016
by
Victoria Jones
The world of early childhood education is much talked about these days, but it’s not always well-understood. Sometimes it may seem like there are more research articles on preschool than there are four-year-olds in classrooms. No matter your level of experience in the field, the sheer amount of research out there can be overwhelming.

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