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SPRI N G
The QUARTERLY Newsletter of the Delaware Valley Association for the education of young children
Be Careful What You Wish For
Because Content MAtters
Sharon Easterling, DVAEYC Executive Director
I hope you’ve already heard about our new statewide
campaign Pre-K for PA. DVAEYC and our regional
partners, United Way, PCCY, and the Economy League; and
our state partners, including Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh
AEYCs have a vision that every preschooler in Pennsylvania
will have access to a high quality early learning program.
Our goal is to raise the visibility of early childhood
education so that every candidate – from Governor on
down, will make a commitment to early learning.
We know that children’s
work is play, with teachers
who carefully observe
them and support their
development.
I’m very excited about having this opportunity to have
public conversations about what our children really need,
rather than continuing to just be grateful for anything our
elected officials are willing to give. As excited as I am
about the Pre-K for PA campaign, however, I also know
how important it is that we as a field, are very clear about
what we mean by high quality early childhood education.
There are a lot of things that high quality doesn’t mean:
• It doesn’t mean using standardized tests
• It doesn’t mean relying on worksheets and homework
• It doesn’t mean one size fits all.
A lot of damage has been done by well-intentioned but
misinformed individuals from outside the field, who call
for programs such as these that we know don’t align
with best practice.
Peek
Our efforts can be organized around many different
themes. Some high quality programs use the arts as
an organizing theme. More and more programs are
working toward using children’s experience of nature
as such a theme.
Whatever the organizing principle, high quality ECE is
based on children having hands-on experiences that
evoke their curiosity and creativity. We know that
children – indeed all learners – learn best when they
have real, meaningful experiences with things that
interest them. We know that children’s work is play,
with teachers who carefully observe them and support
their development. Without these ingredients, we’re
shortchanging our kids.
I hope that you will be inspired by this issue of
Connection—with its intertwining themes of quality
and advocacy. I hope that you will find a way to
become involved in the Pre-K for PA campaign—with
all its wonderful opportunities to make our voices
heard in the wider community. Most of all, I hope that
you will be a passionate and articulate advocate for
the high quality learning experiences that can really
make a difference for our youngest children.
• It doesn’t mean drilling children on numbers and
letters
inside
High quality is not monolithic; there is not one right
path to get us there.
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Meet the Pre-K
Campaign!
DVAEYC
Conference 2014
DVAEYC Wins
Video Award
6
Advocacy
DVAEYC • The voice of early childhood education
Pre-K for PA From the Field
heaviest burden. When STARS runs out of their budget money, who suffers? The
answer is, of course, the children and the staff and, in the end, society.
Judi Clyman, owner and Director of Childworks Inc., a NAEYC accredited and PA
Department of Education licensed program in North Penn, Montgomery County: High quality preschool is imperative in helping prepare children for the rigors of
the K-12 system. A high quality setting helps to prepare the families as well.
Settings like ours will catch and meet any early intervention needs before the
child enters kindergarten. This is critical to the child’s future and a huge saving
for future schools in the long run. More assistance with teacher salaries and paid
professional development would be wonderful.
So what is our takeaway from the field? It’s time, we are ready, and we need to
make this happen. As Sharon Easterling, Executive Director of DVAEYC, stated in
her speech at the Pre-K For PA official kickoff event in Philadelphia, “This is our
moment to insist that the little kids get to go to the front of the line”.
Delaware and e and e and Chester Counties
Montgomery and y and y and Bucks ucks Counties
We are on the move! Both Pre-K for PA kick-off events in Langhorne and Blue
Bell were huge successes, inspiring folks to join the movement and get involved
with the campaign. There is a “Pre-K” buzz in the air and programs are excited
to learn more and take action. Here is what some local directors have to say.
This Campaign is important. Every child deserves the opportunity to attend a
quality early learning program. Experiencing a quality preschool is the beginning we need to give to our students. If we had some help with professional
development, our benefit packages, and, of course, salaries, that would make a
big difference.
Patti Klemp, owner and Director of Crayon Kids, a STAR 3 program in Norristown,
Montgomery County: We’re joining the Pre-K for PA campaign because it works! The foundations we
are building can help students to go out and create their own way in the world.
We love our school, and feel that we are contributing to making our town, our
state, and ultimately, our world, a better place,
one pre-K class at a time. My graduate parents
return frequently to attest to how pre-K has given
their child a great start in their education and
love of learning.
My biggest wish list request would be for
technical support. As a fulltime pre-K teacher and
owner, it’s difficult to take time out to learn the
business side. Being a small school participating
in STARS, our payroll and benefit package is our
Second Annual
Philly DoGooder awards
Lisa Puchalski, Director of Elbow Lane School, a STAR 3 program that has been
serving the community of Warrington, in Bucks County, since 1968:
If you have driven along Route 3 in Upper Darby within the past several years you
know of Fairy Tale Academy. It’s the castle. A place where little kids dreams meet
the everyday hard work of providing high quality care for up to 150 children. A
bright and sunny hello from Miss Debbie Mallory welcomes all the children and
families each morning at The Fairy Tale Academy. Miss Mallory was also one of
the first faces to welcome the Pre-K for PA campaign with a smile and embrace.
!
DVAEYC and Pre-K for PA
win video award!
At the Second Annual Philly DoGooder awards on March 12,
DVAEYC was the overall winner, with our Pre-K for PA video by
film-maker Nic Justice taking the prize. Filmed at the Parent
Infant Center in just ten days in January, the video garnered
enough popular votes to catapult us into the top five. Then the
judges ranked us second, but the crowd at the final event pushed
us to the top.
Membership
SPRING 2014
7
Membership Matters
Director Joanne Bucci has embraced the campaign as an important partner in
fulfilling the goals for her school. Along with her colleague, Lisa Granger, who has
worked to bring their school into the STARS system and up to STAR 3, she understands that high quality pre-K requires investments of hard work, dedication, and
finances. Though not easy, it is worth it.
Joanne explains, “The goal of Fairy Tale Academy, quite simply and most importantly, is to provide high quality care for our children. Kindergarten readiness is a
primary goal for us. We want the children who go through our program to have that
important foundation.” She understands the Pre-K for PA campaign will help attain
this, through building a movement for what she has been doing as an individual for
decades.
At a DELCO Pre-K for PA event in February, Bucci and dozens of others networked
with peers from across the county and helped develop ideas on how to spread the
word. She has used some of the materials the campaign is providing – with something as simple as asking her staff to wear the Pre-K for PA stickers.
Early learning professionals, like Bucci and her colleagues, are eager to join with
businesses, community leaders, parents, and families in Delaware and Chester
County, to be the voice for our youngest learners who cannot vote. They have been
building castles of children’s dreams for decades. By working together we can make
sure all children in Pennsylvania leave the castle ready to succeed in our shared
kingdom.
To get involved in Bucks or Montgomery County, contact Mary Jo Grieve
at maryjo@dvaeyc.org
To get involved in Delaware and Chester Counties, contact Mary Ellen
Mannix at maryellen@dvaeyc.org.
To join the campaign, go to www.prekforpa.org.
Quality at HOME
DVAEYC is gearing up for another exciting year of supporting quality in family
child care homes through a new phase of the Family Child Care Accreditation
Project. Over the past year providers participated in our Annual BBQ with PD
that focused on Activities to “Get Children Moving”, by none other than our
own Lou Warren-Groomes. Leadership was built as providers took on the new
role of developing and facilitating learning circles. Mini-grants were awarded
for materials, supplies and accreditation support, and strong relationships have
grown into peer support and mentoring opportunities. Of the approximate 24
providers who have remained committed to this project over the past several
years, 83% have achieved high quality as evidenced by their STAR 3A – STAR
4A status. The Family Child Care team here at DVAEYC will be welcoming in
new Family Child Care
Providers immediately after
the DVAEYC conference.
For more information
about this exciting project,
contact Kendra Thomas
at Kendra@dvaeyc.org or
267-974-5424.
As of March1, DVAEYC membership now stands at 2,136!
Thanks to all those who have renewed since December 1,
and welcome to the 187 new members:
Aisha Al-Muid
Kety Alvarez
Ibtesam Amin
Latreasha Anderson
Sarah Anderson-McNasby
Carlis Ayala
Kelly Bachich
Christine Benesole
Catherine Bennington
Jeff Benton
Rebecca Bergey
Kay Bergmann
Dana Berthoud
Laura Blau
Deardra Blow
Takisha Booker
Anne Marie Bowen
Anita Bradshaw
Carmela Brant
Nicole Brin
Tabrea Brinson
Crystal Butler
Elizabeth Campbell
Erikah Carr
Jie Chen
Kathleen Chesbro
Sean Clark
Kathleen Cleaver
Terri Conroy
Antoinette Cooper
Felecia Craig
Desiree Crawford
Gina Cunningham
Antoinette Davis-Fisher
Dawn DeCampli
Ebanise Derilus
Teresa DeSantis
Rebecca Dhondt
Connie DiMedio
Ashley Dittman
Donna Doherty
Casey Dungee
Ronald Durant-Parker
Patricia Dych
Danuta Eichler
Derick Ezunkpe
Kelley Faust
Robin Fetter
Clarissa Fontanez
Ora Fountain
Courtney Franklin
Elizabeth George
Jennine Gibbons
Lacey Gray
Sara Green
Mariecielo Gueco
Fatima Gutierrez
Yelina Gutierrez
Trinh Ha
Shaneekwa Harrington
Staci Harris
Tina Harris
Juanita Harvey
Jennifer Hausman
Diane Hediger
Shannon Hipple
Nadine Hoepfl
Melanie Honeyman
Nancy Hooper
Konstantina Houvardas
David Hughes
Rentia Hunt
Stephanie Jabs
John Jacobs
Melissa Jacobson
Elizabeth Jaeger
Li-Juan Jain
Yoo-Jin Jang
Kia Jeudy
Danielle Johns
Michelle Johnson
Sharonda Johnson
Mary Jordan
Keri Julian
AnnaMarie Kambouris
Kimberly Kelly
Sarah Khatrichettri
Ebony Kirtz
Joanne Klim
Joan Kolp
Kimberly Krouse
Jamie Kuchar
Elizabeth La Salle
Cassandra Ladouceur
Melissa Landrin
Irene Lewis
Connie Light
Tracy Lommel
Kristen Lucas
Sonia Lyles
Lauren Madden
Kimberly Malcolm
Marty Malloy
Dahiana Malo Calderon
Jamila Manley
Drew Martin
Leslie Martinez
Alexandra Mather
Dolores Matthews
James Maxwell
Jennifer McDuffie
Joanna McFadden
Cindy McKenna
Marie McMillan
Angie Miller
Marianne Modica
Caitlin Monahan
April Moore
Kristen Moore
Shareena Moore
Jared Moyer
Diane Muldoon
Jim Mulhern
Letica Mullins
Emily Munoz
Toni Murdoch
Melinda Nash
Ann Nelson
Ha Nguyen
Mary O’Prey
Stephanie Paul
Sharon Payne
Jennifer Peck
Felixcia Pena
Katlin Perigo
Mary Peterson
Donte Polite
Meghan Pollock
Wilfredo Ponce
Tiffany Poznanski
Inez Ragan
Jennifer Reigel
Yesenia Rojas
Santia Saintil
Briana Sanders
Nicole Seaman
Kathleen Seeley
Elizabeth Shields
Jennifer Shronk
Angela Skinner
Karolyn Smith
Valerie Smith
Theresa Snyder
Maya Spurlocke
Brenda St George
Elizabeth Stair
Silvana Stamm
Vanessa Streets
Faith Stucke
Renee Terry
Kathryn Thompson
Sierra Thompson
Erica Thornton
Danna Tilford
Helen Tinsley
Shelle Tubbs
Darcel Tucker
Stacy Verdi
Shanna Vitullo
Rebecca Wadler
Jodie Waldman
Janet Walker
Shamika Wallace
Theresa Walsh
Tina Walters
Abigail Waterman
Gwen Weintraub
Kate Wesolowski
Tonja Whitehead
Amanda Williams
Margaret Winner
Shannon Wood
Courtney Wright
Melody Yowell
Rosellen Zabala
Monica Zimmerman
Patricio Zubieta
Enjoy your Member Benefits:
Bi-Monthly DVAEYC newsletter, Connection
Bi-Weekly DVAEYC electronic newsletter, eConnection
NAEYC Journal
Discounts on DVAEYC Conference and trainings
Discounts on NAEYC Conference
20% discount on products in NAEYC’s catalog/store
Free Membership to SharedSource PA
Receive 15% discount at any of Becker’s Parent/
Teacher Stores when you show your membership card.
NON-PROFIT
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
PHILADELPHIA, PA
PERMIT NUMBER 4425
The voice of early childhood education
1608 Walnut Street
Suite 300
Philadelphia, PA 19103
p: 215.893.0130
f: 215.893.0205
www.dvaeyc.org
The Delaware Valley Association for the
Education of Young Children
presents
DVAEYC champions high
quality early care and
education for all young
Champions for Young Children:
20 Years and
COUNTING
children (birth-eight) in
Southeastern Pennsylvania
through professional
development, advocacy,
and public engagement.
Patricia Baxter,
President
Sharon Easterling,
Executive Director
Pamela Haines,
Connection Editor
Wednesday, May 7th, 6-8 pm
Smith Memorial Playground in East Fairmount Park
Seth Williams, District Attorney of the City of Philadelphia,
2014 Champion for Young Children
Mr. Williams is an outspoken advocate for expanding public investments in
high quality early childhood education, calling attention to research that
demonstrates how early learning is a powerful crime prevention strategy.
Ticket Prices
Members: $75
Non Members: $100
PLEASE CONSIDER DVAEYC
WHEN MAKING YOUR
UNITED WAY CONTRIBUTION
DONOR OPTION #4549
6
Advocacy
DVAEYC • The voice of early childhood education
Pre-K for PA From the Field
heaviest burden. When STARS runs out of their budget money, who suffers? The
answer is, of course, the children and the staff and, in the end, society.
Judi Clyman, owner and Director of Childworks Inc., a NAEYC accredited and PA
Department of Education licensed program in North Penn, Montgomery County: High quality preschool is imperative in helping prepare children for the rigors of
the K-12 system. A high quality setting helps to prepare the families as well.
Settings like ours will catch and meet any early intervention needs before the
child enters kindergarten. This is critical to the child’s future and a huge saving
for future schools in the long run. More assistance with teacher salaries and paid
professional development would be wonderful.
So what is our takeaway from the field? It’s time, we are ready, and we need to
make this happen. As Sharon Easterling, Executive Director of DVAEYC, stated in
her speech at the Pre-K For PA official kickoff event in Philadelphia, “This is our
moment to insist that the little kids get to go to the front of the line”.
Delaware and e and e and Chester Counties
Montgomery and y and y and Bucks ucks Counties
We are on the move! Both Pre-K for PA kick-off events in Langhorne and Blue
Bell were huge successes, inspiring folks to join the movement and get involved
with the campaign. There is a “Pre-K” buzz in the air and programs are excited
to learn more and take action. Here is what some local directors have to say.
This Campaign is important. Every child deserves the opportunity to attend a
quality early learning program. Experiencing a quality preschool is the beginning we need to give to our students. If we had some help with professional
development, our benefit packages, and, of course, salaries, that would make a
big difference.
Patti Klemp, owner and Director of Crayon Kids, a STAR 3 program in Norristown,
Montgomery County: We’re joining the Pre-K for PA campaign because it works! The foundations we
are building can help students to go out and create their own way in the world.
We love our school, and feel that we are contributing to making our town, our
state, and ultimately, our world, a better place,
one pre-K class at a time. My graduate parents
return frequently to attest to how pre-K has given
their child a great start in their education and
love of learning.
My biggest wish list request would be for
technical support. As a fulltime pre-K teacher and
owner, it’s difficult to take time out to learn the
business side. Being a small school participating
in STARS, our payroll and benefit package is our
Second Annual
Philly DoGooder awards
Lisa Puchalski, Director of Elbow Lane School, a STAR 3 program that has been
serving the community of Warrington, in Bucks County, since 1968:
If you have driven along Route 3 in Upper Darby within the past several years you
know of Fairy Tale Academy. It’s the castle. A place where little kids dreams meet
the everyday hard work of providing high quality care for up to 150 children. A
bright and sunny hello from Miss Debbie Mallory welcomes all the children and
families each morning at The Fairy Tale Academy. Miss Mallory was also one of
the first faces to welcome the Pre-K for PA campaign with a smile and embrace.
!
DVAEYC and Pre-K for PA
win video award!
At the Second Annual Philly DoGooder awards on March 12,
DVAEYC was the overall winner, with our Pre-K for PA video by
film-maker Nic Justice taking the prize. Filmed at the Parent
Infant Center in just ten days in January, the video garnered
enough popular votes to catapult us into the top five. Then the
judges ranked us second, but the crowd at the final event pushed
us to the top.
Membership
SPRING 2014
7
Membership Matters
Director Joanne Bucci has embraced the campaign as an important partner in
fulfilling the goals for her school. Along with her colleague, Lisa Granger, who has
worked to bring their school into the STARS system and up to STAR 3, she understands that high quality pre-K requires investments of hard work, dedication, and
finances. Though not easy, it is worth it.
Joanne explains, “The goal of Fairy Tale Academy, quite simply and most importantly, is to provide high quality care for our children. Kindergarten readiness is a
primary goal for us. We want the children who go through our program to have that
important foundation.” She understands the Pre-K for PA campaign will help attain
this, through building a movement for what she has been doing as an individual for
decades.
At a DELCO Pre-K for PA event in February, Bucci and dozens of others networked
with peers from across the county and helped develop ideas on how to spread the
word. She has used some of the materials the campaign is providing – with something as simple as asking her staff to wear the Pre-K for PA stickers.
Early learning professionals, like Bucci and her colleagues, are eager to join with
businesses, community leaders, parents, and families in Delaware and Chester
County, to be the voice for our youngest learners who cannot vote. They have been
building castles of children’s dreams for decades. By working together we can make
sure all children in Pennsylvania leave the castle ready to succeed in our shared
kingdom.
To get involved in Bucks or Montgomery County, contact Mary Jo Grieve
at maryjo@dvaeyc.org
To get involved in Delaware and Chester Counties, contact Mary Ellen
Mannix at maryellen@dvaeyc.org.
To join the campaign, go to www.prekforpa.org.
Quality at HOME
DVAEYC is gearing up for another exciting year of supporting quality in family
child care homes through a new phase of the Family Child Care Accreditation
Project. Over the past year providers participated in our Annual BBQ with PD
that focused on Activities to “Get Children Moving”, by none other than our
own Lou Warren-Groomes. Leadership was built as providers took on the new
role of developing and facilitating learning circles. Mini-grants were awarded
for materials, supplies and accreditation support, and strong relationships have
grown into peer support and mentoring opportunities. Of the approximate 24
providers who have remained committed to this project over the past several
years, 83% have achieved high quality as evidenced by their STAR 3A – STAR
4A status. The Family Child Care team here at DVAEYC will be welcoming in
new Family Child Care
Providers immediately after
the DVAEYC conference.
For more information
about this exciting project,
contact Kendra Thomas
at Kendra@dvaeyc.org or
267-974-5424.
As of March1, DVAEYC membership now stands at 2,136!
Thanks to all those who have renewed since December 1,
and welcome to the 187 new members:
Aisha Al-Muid
Kety Alvarez
Ibtesam Amin
Latreasha Anderson
Sarah Anderson-McNasby
Carlis Ayala
Kelly Bachich
Christine Benesole
Catherine Bennington
Jeff Benton
Rebecca Bergey
Kay Bergmann
Dana Berthoud
Laura Blau
Deardra Blow
Takisha Booker
Anne Marie Bowen
Anita Bradshaw
Carmela Brant
Nicole Brin
Tabrea Brinson
Crystal Butler
Elizabeth Campbell
Erikah Carr
Jie Chen
Kathleen Chesbro
Sean Clark
Kathleen Cleaver
Terri Conroy
Antoinette Cooper
Felecia Craig
Desiree Crawford
Gina Cunningham
Antoinette Davis-Fisher
Dawn DeCampli
Ebanise Derilus
Teresa DeSantis
Rebecca Dhondt
Connie DiMedio
Ashley Dittman
Donna Doherty
Casey Dungee
Ronald Durant-Parker
Patricia Dych
Danuta Eichler
Derick Ezunkpe
Kelley Faust
Robin Fetter
Clarissa Fontanez
Ora Fountain
Courtney Franklin
Elizabeth George
Jennine Gibbons
Lacey Gray
Sara Green
Mariecielo Gueco
Fatima Gutierrez
Yelina Gutierrez
Trinh Ha
Shaneekwa Harrington
Staci Harris
Tina Harris
Juanita Harvey
Jennifer Hausman
Diane Hediger
Shannon Hipple
Nadine Hoepfl
Melanie Honeyman
Nancy Hooper
Konstantina Houvardas
David Hughes
Rentia Hunt
Stephanie Jabs
John Jacobs
Melissa Jacobson
Elizabeth Jaeger
Li-Juan Jain
Yoo-Jin Jang
Kia Jeudy
Danielle Johns
Michelle Johnson
Sharonda Johnson
Mary Jordan
Keri Julian
AnnaMarie Kambouris
Kimberly Kelly
Sarah Khatrichettri
Ebony Kirtz
Joanne Klim
Joan Kolp
Kimberly Krouse
Jamie Kuchar
Elizabeth La Salle
Cassandra Ladouceur
Melissa Landrin
Irene Lewis
Connie Light
Tracy Lommel
Kristen Lucas
Sonia Lyles
Lauren Madden
Kimberly Malcolm
Marty Malloy
Dahiana Malo Calderon
Jamila Manley
Drew Martin
Leslie Martinez
Alexandra Mather
Dolores Matthews
James Maxwell
Jennifer McDuffie
Joanna McFadden
Cindy McKenna
Marie McMillan
Angie Miller
Marianne Modica
Caitlin Monahan
April Moore
Kristen Moore
Shareena Moore
Jared Moyer
Diane Muldoon
Jim Mulhern
Letica Mullins
Emily Munoz
Toni Murdoch
Melinda Nash
Ann Nelson
Ha Nguyen
Mary O’Prey
Stephanie Paul
Sharon Payne
Jennifer Peck
Felixcia Pena
Katlin Perigo
Mary Peterson
Donte Polite
Meghan Pollock
Wilfredo Ponce
Tiffany Poznanski
Inez Ragan
Jennifer Reigel
Yesenia Rojas
Santia Saintil
Briana Sanders
Nicole Seaman
Kathleen Seeley
Elizabeth Shields
Jennifer Shronk
Angela Skinner
Karolyn Smith
Valerie Smith
Theresa Snyder
Maya Spurlocke
Brenda St George
Elizabeth Stair
Silvana Stamm
Vanessa Streets
Faith Stucke
Renee Terry
Kathryn Thompson
Sierra Thompson
Erica Thornton
Danna Tilford
Helen Tinsley
Shelle Tubbs
Darcel Tucker
Stacy Verdi
Shanna Vitullo
Rebecca Wadler
Jodie Waldman
Janet Walker
Shamika Wallace
Theresa Walsh
Tina Walters
Abigail Waterman
Gwen Weintraub
Kate Wesolowski
Tonja Whitehead
Amanda Williams
Margaret Winner
Shannon Wood
Courtney Wright
Melody Yowell
Rosellen Zabala
Monica Zimmerman
Patricio Zubieta
Enjoy your Member Benefits:
Bi-Monthly DVAEYC newsletter, Connection
Bi-Weekly DVAEYC electronic newsletter, eConnection
NAEYC Journal
Discounts on DVAEYC Conference and trainings
Discounts on NAEYC Conference
20% discount on products in NAEYC’s catalog/store
Free Membership to SharedSource PA
Receive 15% discount at any of Becker’s Parent/
Teacher Stores when you show your membership card.
NON-PROFIT
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
PHILADELPHIA, PA
PERMIT NUMBER 4425
The voice of early childhood education
1608 Walnut Street
Suite 300
Philadelphia, PA 19103
p: 215.893.0130
f: 215.893.0205
www.dvaeyc.org
The Delaware Valley Association for the
Education of Young Children
presents
DVAEYC champions high
quality early care and
education for all young
Champions for Young Children:
20 Years and
COUNTING
children (birth-eight) in
Southeastern Pennsylvania
through professional
development, advocacy,
and public engagement.
Patricia Baxter,
President
Sharon Easterling,
Executive Director
Pamela Haines,
Connection Editor
Wednesday, May 7th, 6-8 pm
Smith Memorial Playground in East Fairmount Park
Seth Williams, District Attorney of the City of Philadelphia,
2014 Champion for Young Children
Mr. Williams is an outspoken advocate for expanding public investments in
high quality early childhood education, calling attention to research that
demonstrates how early learning is a powerful crime prevention strategy.
Ticket Prices
Members: $75
Non Members: $100
PLEASE CONSIDER DVAEYC
WHEN MAKING YOUR
UNITED WAY CONTRIBUTION
DONOR OPTION #4549