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Mon Mar 08 @06:30PM
Never Too Early
Wed Mar 10 @06:30PM
It's Never Too Early to Talk about Prevention, Part I
Mon Mar 15 @06:30PM
Never Too Early
Wed Mar 17 @06:30PM
Take the Fast Out of Breakfast
Mon Mar 22 @06:30PM
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The mission of Windham Child Care Association is to improve the lives of children and families in Windham County, Vermont, by assuring access to high quality, economically viable child care.

We work to achieve our mission by providing support, resources, and training to early childhood professionals, helping parents find and pay for quality child care, and working for improvements in the early care and education system.

 
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Kids Are Priority One Coalition and Building Bright Futures invites you to:

Early Childhood Day at the Legislature

Capitol Plaza Hotel & Vermont State House, Montpelier

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

9:00 AM – 2:30 PM

Join parents, early childhood professionals and employers in meeting with legislators about child development services and early childhood systems, share family, professional and workplace stories, take action at the State House, and be inspired by the keynote address from Karen Ponder, former president of North Carolina's Smart Start.

$25 registration fee includes agenda activities, breakfast and lunch and free on-site child care will be provided by the Family Center of Washington County. Parent stipends are available. Register online by Monday, March 8 at http://www.kidsarepriorityone.org/early-childhood-day-legislature.html or contact Kelly Ault for a print form.

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Early Childhood Day at the Legislature

Capitol Plaza Hotel & Vermont State House, Montpelier

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

9:00 AM – 2:30 PM

Kids Are Priority One Coalition and Building Bright Futures

Join parents, early childhood professionals and employers in meeting with legislators about child development services and early childhood systems, share family, professional and workplace stories, take action at the State House, and be inspired by the keynote address from Karen Ponder, former president of North Carolina's Smart Start.

$25 registration fee includes agenda activities, breakfast and lunch and free on-site child care will be provided by the Family Center of Washington County. Parent stipends are available. Register online by Monday, March 8 at http://www.kidsarepriorityone.org/early-childhood-day-legislature.html or contact Kelly Ault for a print form.