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Do you have health insurance? Do you pay too much for what you receive? Have you ever declined a raise or decreased work hours to maintain benefits? We are collecting data about the state of health insurance among Vermont\’s […]

The Advancing ECE as a Recognized Profession Task Force has released its first Consensus Document on Professional Identity. This is a significant step in Vermont\’s workforce-led efforts to advance early childhood education as a cohesive, well-resourced, fairly compensated, respected

Due to popular demand, we are pleased to offer two NEW dates to participate in our new PD offering: Advancing ECE as a Profession in Vermont, Session 1. May 19, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. Click here to register

by Sonja Raymond For the full February 2020 newsletter, click here.  This February we\’re seeing lots of activity at the State House around early education, and a flurry of activity around Advancing ECE as a Recognized Profession. Coming up

by Staci Otis, Advancing ECE as a Recognized Profession Task Force Being a Family Child Care Provider (FCCP) can sometimes feel very isolating. We work 10-12 hour days alone, with no “official” breaks. We don’t have staff to bounce

The Conversation Has Changed by Rachel Hunter, Outreach Coordinator It’s January 2020 and we are dispatching our newly trained group Facilitators into the field. They’re charged with delivering updates and gaining feedback and your perspective on the work happening

Task Force Drafts First Step for Advancing as a Profession By: Susan Titterton  Q: This is so big! How can we even get this done? A: One step at a time. Over time. Together. Those in the workforce who

The VtAEYC Board is excited to announce our new early childhood education careers path page! This resource is intended to support people interested in expanding or exploring a career in educating and working with infants, toddlers, preschool and kindergarten