by Naomi Alfini Screenshot: Naomi Alfini interviews Kristan Klingelhofer and Teddy Kellam of the Good Grief Network. Video below and here. The term climate anxiety, sometimes also called eco-anxiety, refers to anxiety that centers around the threats posed by […]
by Susan Titterton As we turn the calendar to 2023, it’s time to consider the progress we’ve made toward early childhood education becoming a recognized profession and the next steps we are engaged in. Three years ago at this
Advancing as a Profession: January 2023 Project Update Read More »
In 2022, a design team made up of Vermont early childhood educators and statewide stakeholders drafted a model for minimum compensation standards for an early childhood education profession. Workforce feedback, collected from Advancing as a Profession sessions and surveys,
Advancing as a Profession: Draft recommendations for minimum compensation scale Read More »
We’re growing and hiring! As VTAEYC works to advance a diverse, dynamic early childhood education profession in Vermont, we are adding a Program Specialist to support our T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood® VERMONT Scholarship Program and the Vermont Early Childhood Education
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Guided and motivated by our new mission, vision, and values, and through our Board’s leadership, VTAEYC is meeting our strategic goals to be a high-functioning, stable, member-focused, equity-minded, leading organization for early childhood education in Vermont. To get a sense of
VTAEYC\’s FY2022 Annual Report now available Read More »
by Rachel Hunter For three years now, I\’ve led dozens of professional development sessions sharing the progress of our work to advance early childhood education as a recognized profession in Vermont. When early childhood educators learn about the project
Advancing as a Profession: the Ambassadors Read More »
by Paula Nadeau Happy National Apprenticeship Week! I am so grateful to be able to share some of my journey in this incredibly rewarding field of early childhood education. When I started working in ECE, I was subbing, part-time
By Ann Moore A new adventure ahead for me… and I\’m feelin\’ good! I am stepping back from my full-time position at VTAEYC this month. With a very successful annual conference in Burlington last month and a growing and
Message from Ann Moore, heading on a new adventure Read More »
The Curtis Fund at the Vermont Community Foundation Announces The Curtis Fund Commitment: A Comprehensive Scholarship Program for Early Childhood Educator Certificates The Curtis Fund, a supporting organization of the Vermont Community Foundation, is pleasedto announce a bold scholarship
By Becky Blacklock Please participate in the survey found linked in the conclusion of this blog to help inform how we can more deeply explore child wellbeing and development within our communities and practice. Thank you. The world around
