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Child care educators work hard and are essential to our community. That’s why the Maryland Child Care Resource Network is here to help. We are pleased to announce that the bid process was completed in October 2021 and eight agencies have been selected to operate Child Care Resource Centers (CCRCs) beginning January 1, 2022. CCRCs provide leadership, training, coaching, program supports and other services to child care providers as well as assist families in finding child care and navigating support services such as Child Care Scholarship assistance. While the structure has changed, the services remain the same and are even more convenient. The eight CCRCs in Maryland work collaboratively with local and state partners to ensure every child care educator and program are provided high quality professional development and support services.
We're hosting a series of Gubernatorial Candidate Forums about issues that matter to families with young children. The 9th in the series was with Ashwani Jain. These are not debates. MFN is a 501c3 organization & we don't endorse or rank candidates. Enjoy!
We're hosting a series of Gubernatorial Candidate Forums about issues that matter to families with young children. The 8th in the series was with Rushern Baker. These are not debates. MFN is a 501c3 organization & we don't endorse or rank candidates. Enjoy!
We're hosting a series of Gubernatorial Candidate Forums about issues that matter to families with young children. The 7th in the series was with Doug Gansler. These are not debates. MFN is a 501c3 organization & we don't endorse or rank candidates. Enjoy!
We're hosting a series of Gubernatorial Candidate Forums about issues that matter to families with young children. The 6th in the series was Peter Franchot. These are not debates. MFN is a 501c3 organization & we don't endorse or rank candidates. Enjoy!
Maryland Family Network is a 501c3 organization. We do not endorse nor rank political candidates. Our Gubernatorial Candidate Forums are an opportunity to present ideas, ask questions and have a thoughtful dialogue about issues that matter to Maryland's families with very young children. This is not a debate.
A quality early childhood education system in Maryland must be an equitable one. On October 13, 2021, Iheoma U. Iruka, PhD spoke about how best to ensure excellence for young, diverse learners, especially Black children. This included reforming existing systemic racism, examining non-traditional pedagogical approaches, new public policies, and training geared towards early education practitioners.
Maryland Family Network is a 501c3 organization. We do not endorse nor rank political candidates. Our Gubernatorial Candidate Forums are an opportunity to present ideas, ask questions and have a thoughtful dialogue about issues that matter to Maryland's families with very young children. This is not a debate.
Maryland Family Network is a 501c3 organization. We do not endorse nor rank political candidates. Our Gubernatorial Candidate Forums are an opportunity to present ideas, ask questions and have a thoughtful dialogue about issues that matter to Maryland's families with very young children. This is not a debate.