Community
Issue Number 97
UpdateCenter
May 2002

Graphic relatet to monthly magazine article


I recommend that place to everybody I know who has little kids-with disabilities, without disabilities, any children I know ?

Sally Kashat, referring to the Bussey Center for Early Childhood Education

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THIS MONTH'S FOCUS: 
Early Childhood Education


  Inside Update...

  • Under One Roof
    Literacy and language create the foundation at an early childhood education center in Southfield, Mich.
  • New Grants Fund Reading Efforts
    The U.S. Department of Education offers two new grants for states and local projects to develop literacy skills among young children.
  • Tips for Reading to Young Children
    Suggestions for reading aloud to children are excerpted from a publication released last month, entitled Teaching Our Youngest: A Guide for Preschool Teachers, Child Care & Family Providers.
  • Satellite Town Meeting

  • The May broadcast highlighted partnerships and school districts around the country that are creating comprehensive early childhood programs; the June show will focus on local efforts to keep youths engaged in learning after school.
  • Broad Acres Elementary Finds Early Success
    A member of the Department of Education?s Partnership for Family Involvement in Education (PFIE), Broad Acres Elementary finds success with younger children in a highly diverse Silver Spring, Md., community.
  • About Our Partners
    A roundup of recent activities of PFIE members, including Office of Governor Jeb Bush, Target Stores and ZERO TO THREESM.
  • Building Blocks for Reading
    A sample of popular publications offering research-based practices for educators, parents and child-care providers to teach young children the basic skills for reading.
  • Credits
    Community Update is published by the Office of Intergovernmental and Interagency Affairs, U.S. Department of Education.

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