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Arizona teacher earns Child Develpoment Associate Credential - Vimarsana News

Arizona teacher earns Child Develpoment Associate Credential

Karen Preston was awarded a $1,000 check on August 30 for being the first professional in Arizona to complete a new "continuing education professional development course."

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School district celebrates students entering early childhood careers - Vimarsana News

School district celebrates students entering early childhood careers

The first cohort of students to complete the School District of Philadelphia’s early childhood education program at Parkway West High School are now full-time employees at KenCrest Early Learning Center.

New career center launches student radio station in Dearborn Heights - Vimarsana News

New career center launches student radio station in Dearborn Heights

Star International Academy in Dearborn Heights unveiled its live radio station and Career Technical Education Center (CTE). The facility is called The Nest.

Senator Raphael Warnock tours Savannah GA Head Start classroom - Vimarsana News

Senator Raphael Warnock tours Savannah GA Head Start classroom

On Monday, Sen. Raphael Warnock visited the Early Head Start program to talk about bipartisan legislation he will introduce to support student teachers.

Moorhead area child care providers 'can't make enough money' to meet demand, raise worker pay - Vimarsana News

Moorhead area child care providers 'can't make enough money' to meet demand, raise worker pay

“We have family providers and also day care centers that are struggling to make ends meet,” Sen. Tina Smith said. “Providers and educators ... can’t make enough money to do this really hard work.”