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Information from our Health & Safety Consultants about COVID-19
Early communication on the Governor's March 25th order asking for a state wide stay-at-home order.
We should always be prepared for emergencies and that's never been more apparent than right now. Our CCRC (regional offices) have been working hard to help local child care providers come up with a COVID-10 Contingency Plan. Below is an example. Please reach out your local CCRC if you'd like a copy.
Don’t forget to take the evaluation before March 28th to receive training hours! All live trainings require an evaluation .
Children are not alone in contracting illnesses: Infectious diseases are the most common health and safety risk for child care professionals.
Make sure you take the MANDATORY evaluation before January 6 to receive training hours!
Child care professionals can be a great promoter of immunizations, including the influenza vaccine. We want to prevent flu cases in facilities across the state.
You must complete evaluations to receive credit for training you've taken. Here's how to do it and why it's so important.
No caregiver ever wants an accident to happen. Here are some tips to help avoid some of the most common and critical injuries that can happen in an early care and education setting.
Screening tools can offer families and early childhood professionals reassurance that a child’s development is on track – or signal that a child might need additional evaluation and support.