Every child deserves a champion – an adult who will never give up on them, who understands the power of connection and insists that they become the best that they can possibly be.
-Dr. Rita Pierson (1951-2013), Educator
On October 24, President Barack Obama signed a proclamation declaring swine flu a national emergency. To help early childhood programs react to this epidemic, the
American Academy of Pediatrics has updated (as of October 21) its
guidelines for early childhood programs. These guidelines offer detailed advice on the following recommendations...
- Get vaccinated against the flu;
- Stay home when sick;
- Conduct daily health checks;
- Separate ill children and staff;
- Encourage hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette;
- Perform routine environmental cleaning;
- Encourage early treatment;
- Consider selective early childhood program closures.
Check out the popular Exchange guidebook and textbook,
The Art of Leadership: Managing Early Childhood Organizations. The comprehensive guide, that is now available in both
print and
CD versions, includes contributions from the leading experts in the field on the following management areas...
- Leadership
- Advocacy
- Getting organized
- Legal issues
- Financial management
- Fundraising
- Personnel policies
- Recruiting and selecting staff
- Supervising and developing staff
- Evaluating your program
- Shaping your curriculum
- Working with parents
- Marketing your program
- Community outreach
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Very interesting site.
Central Comm College, Hastings Campus
Hastings, NE, United States
Please refrain from using "swine flu" as it is hurting the pork industry terribly in the midwest. It also leads people to believe that they can get the flu from eating pork, which is misleading. Thanks
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