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Lead Teacher- Toddler Room Head Start Wrap Around Services Pennsylvania PreK Counts Program Involved Parent Program Services for children from ages 13 months to 13 years This is a full time position; member of the Children's Village Federation of Teachers Union. Benefits include: Paid sick leave Paid planning time Health benefits (employee does contribute a small percentage of the premium) Qualifications: Must have a 4-year degree in ECE and 2 years experience OR an Associates degree in ECE and four years experience. Experience with NAEYC Accreditation required. Experience with " HighScope C...

Young transgender, or trans, people face high rates of anxiety, depression and suicide. These elevated mental health risks largely stem from external factors such as discrimination, victimization and – most especially – family rejection rather than from being trans. Em Matsuno, a research fellow at Palo Alto University, is currently developing and testing an online training program called the Parent Support Program to help parents better understand and support trans youth. They talked with The Conversation U.S. about their findings and how parents can be better advocates – and avoid com...

Owen-Ames-Kimball welcomes 10 new employees Grand Rapids-based Owen-Ames-Kimball Co. announced several new hires. The commercial construction management company recently added Jack Backler, project superintendent; Anna Bieber, accounting assistant; Caleb Cuneo, assistant project superintendent; Christopher Kenrick, project superintendent; Kevin Knoll, LEED AP, project superintendent; Marissa Knot, assistant project superintendent; Steve McCaskey, project superintendent; Melissa Petersen, receptionist; Evan Schaap, assistant project superintendent; and Jacob Scholma, assistant project superint...

ACS: Serving military Families through each season 12/17/20, 11:16 AM Evie Rodriguez File Graphic Serving as a military spouse is not an easy task.  In recent years, the addition of technology has made our lifestyle easier, especially when it comes to community connections. Back when I first began my journey as an Army spouse, we relied on each other through our Family Readiness Group, which was always only a phone call away.  Every month we supported each other by celebrating birthdays, holidays and embracing each other as Family because after all, we each chose a common path in life, ...