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Building Blocks For Kids: Creating Intervention Systems That Support Young Children’s Healthy Development

May 6, 2009

 

Policymakers and funders increasingly recognize what educators and psychologists have long known about the importance of early childhood experiences: interventions that enrich young children's environments can prepare them cognitively and emotionally to achieve in school and become more successful youths and adults.

Please join us as we explore how states and local municipalities can strengthen the infrastructure to support multiple early childhood services that together promote school readiness and other developmental goals. Speakers will provide concrete examples of developing collaborative and effective partnerships at both the county and state level, discuss the role of research in system building, and describe new funding opportunities for improving early childhood systems available through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.


Speakers

  • Tana Ebbole, CEO, Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County, Florida
  • Elliot Regenstein, partner, EducationCounsel LLC
  • Julie Spielberger, research fellow, Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago
  • Pat Stanislaski, administrator, Office of Early Childhood Services, New Jersey
  • Moderator: Patrick Boyle, editor, Youth Today

Resources

  • Audience Question and Answer (pdf)
  • Tana Ebbole Handout (pdf)
  • Panelist Bios for May09 (pdf)
  • Panelist Powerpoint Presentations (pdf)
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Reports

  • An Evaluation of the Palm Beach County Children's Behavioral Health Initiative
  • Getting Ready for School
  • Palm Beach County's Prime Time Initiative
  • The Palm Beach County Family Study

Experts

  • Julie Spielberger
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