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Early Education Community of Practice brings unified message to state focus on early childhood care - Vimarsana News

Early Education Community of Practice brings unified message to state focus on early childhood care

The Community of Practice has expanded to 30+ Michigan organizations focused on early childhood. Members have access to a variety of resources and experts and are able to provide solutions and mobilize quickly.

West Michigan fathers remembers late wife after sudden passing - Vimarsana News

West Michigan fathers remembers late wife after sudden passing

Cory is excited to bring the learning center together, and with each step he takes to carry out Joslyn’s big dream, he’ll remember her as his best friend.

Source: wzzm13.com
Early childhood millage renewal will be on Kent County ballots - Vimarsana News

Early childhood millage renewal will be on Kent County ballots

Kent County residents will have a chance to decide the future of the Ready by Five Millage. Thursday, county commissioners voted to place a renewal of the millage on ballots this year, despite pleas to increase funding.

Source: yahoo.com
Report highlights need for more and more equitable early childhood care and education - Vimarsana News

Report highlights need for more and more equitable early childhood care and education

WKKF, IFF, KConnect, and First Steps Kent met with other stakeholders to discuss a report that found 20,500 additional slots are needed to meet the Kent County’s demand for childcare.

Founder of ELNC claims lawsuit is attempt to steal her "intellectual property" - Vimarsana News

Founder of ELNC claims lawsuit is attempt to steal her "intellectual property"

Dr. Nkechy Ezeh was sued after board members at the early childhood education nonprofit she founded claimed she embezzled hundreds of thousands of dollars. She is now speaking out to refute the claims