by Maia Shipley | Apr 18, 2025 | WEESSN, Workforce
Many times, child care providers are more comfortable with circle time than tax time – and find it easier to set up a play environment than policies for protecting cashflow. It is understandable that early educators get into the early childhood profession to make a...
by Maia Shipley | Mar 25, 2025 | Spotlight, Uncategorized
Bay Area Workforce Development Board (Bay Area WDB) knows high-quality early care, and education and support for child care providers enriches entire communities. When the opportunity to partner with Wisconsin Early Childhood Association developed, it represented one...
by Maia Shipley | Feb 10, 2025 | Uncategorized
‘Steady Collaboration’ with WECA: Creative Strategies for Supporting Rock County Child Care Programs Sometimes, small changes can have a big impact, but getting there requires a little extra help. For one family child care owner in Rock County, replacing a rundown...
by Maia Shipley | Dec 5, 2024 | Spotlight, WEESSN, Workforce
When Victoria, an early educator, thinks about the future for young children, the importance of experiencing nature is top of mind. From northeast Wisconsin, Victoria is passionate about the research that shows designing outdoor environments substantially contributes...
by Maia Shipley | Nov 7, 2024 | professional development, Uncategorized, WEESSN, Workforce
Escrito por: Alison LaRocca, presidenta y directora ejecutiva de Luminary Evaluation, y Chanel Clark, directora de WEESSN. Para la versión PDF de este blog, haga clic aquí. Un cambio significativo requiere más que ideas o suposiciones: exige trabajo duro,...
