#ECEducators interested in supporting #Resilience - register now for the @MichiganDec Conference, April 26, at @CMUniversity , featuring the fabulous Dr. @RosemarieAllen4! Strengthen practice/teaching/supports for our young children https://t.co/pBrPDRyNhT
Yes! @MichiganDec recognizes the need for continued increased state investment in #EarlyOn! Share your families' stories with your elected officials - bring them on a home visit! Early intervention for #Infants and #toddlers works!
We can get there - $5 M is a beginning for Michigan's state investment in infants and toddlers with delays and disabilities. $68 M is the need for #EarlyOn
@childfindmich Thank you friends @MichChildren and @MichLeague for supporting this work!
#EarlyOn friends @childfindmich - check out this rich resource and call to action related to prematurity & low birth weight from national @decsped! Importance of early intervention, glossary of terms, and developmental risks! #preemies#babies#EarlyOnWorks
Time to review @NAEYC 's exciting Draft Standards and Competencies! https://t.co/vi2mlKgWC3 Have a read and complete the survey by 11/16! Our awesome early childhood professionals are counting on you ❤️
Thank you @onetoughnerd for mentioning Early On - that EO Coordinator likely provided vital supports to Jeremiah's family. Hoping to hear you say more about your support for Early On #MISOTS18#MIKids https://t.co/a549NkAgJN
Jeremiah Nelson was born in 2016 with spina bifida and his short life has been punctuated by surgeries and frequent hospital trips. But his life changed when his Early On coordinator pulled together 2 FIRST Robotics teams in Northern Michigan to customize a Power Wheels car.
DEC needs your input on new Position Statement on Low Birth Weight (LBW), Prematurity, and Early Intervention: review and provide your feedback! #earlyintervention#prematurity#lowbirthweight
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Center for the Study of Social Policy / Press Releases / National Organizations Form Joint Effort to Improve Kindergarten Readiness for Children from Birth to Age 3 https://t.co/guYj4ZjZJK
The Michigan Supreme Court has unanimously held the state wrongly held back 3 percent of public school employees pay, meaning more than $550 million will be returned to school employees. (Per @GongwerMichigan)
There is still plenty of time to get your nominations in. We have had several of our state winners move on to win with National CEC! https://t.co/qkAHeP0U4f