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Demonstrating the true spirit of community and compassion, Childcare Resources recently witnessed an outpouring of holiday generosity.

“At the end of the day, all that matters is your relationship to the child. The children need to see you, fully present with them.”

Attending the annual conference is a phenomenal way to connect with other early childhood leaders from around the country.

“Many of us learned to be teachers in a world that did not recognize all of the differences in children and their lived experiences.”

“Our kids and our teachers are dealing with a different landscape,” said Russell.

Local early educators are gearing up once more to meet for an evening of laughter and collective learning at Childcare Resources.

“Neurodiversity, if you take it apart, means brain difference,” said Kristen Balhoff, Conscious Discipline Instructor.

Elizabeth Swann, Ph D, Childcare Resources Higher Education Program Facilitator, recently attended the One Goal conference in Tampa. With...

Childcare Resources Early Education Coach Amanda Gooch recently achieved certification as an Early Learning Certified Coach.

First launched in 1985, NAEYC accreditation is a widely-recognized indicator of a high-quality early learning program.

Childcare Resources is currently accepting applications for enrollment of three- and four-year-old children for the 2023-2024 school year.

“Tonight is about celebrating the successes of the past year, but also about looking forward,” said Jennifer Peshke.

Childcare Resources is pleased to collaborate with the Early Learning Coalition of Indian River, Martin, and Okeechobee counties.

Week of the Young Child recognizes that a child’s earliest years build a foundation for later successes.

“More than anything, we all want to be seen,” said Rhonda J. Meyers, M Ed at a recent Childcare Resources professional development workshop.

Childcare Resources is currently accepting applications for enrollment of children six weeks to five years for the 2023-2024 school year.

In this edition, you will read a success story from one of our program parents and a local educator and see highlights from Starfest.

“How we build relationships comes down to some simple moments and how they made us feel,” said Winters.

Childcare Resources of Indian River recently hosted transcendental meditation (TM) classes for a dozen local early childhood educators.

Higher CLASS scores have been linked to better student outcomes in both math and reading.