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Early MTSS in the Orange East Supervisory Union
Have you ever wondered what Early Multi Tiered Systems of Support, or EMTSS is? This blog is all about how the Orange East Supervisory Union is working to implement Early […]
Read MoreHave you ever wondered what Early Multi Tiered Systems of Support, or EMTSS is? This blog is all about how the Orange East Supervisory Union is working to implement Early […]
Read MoreThe Building Bright Futures State Advisory Council met on Monday, November 26, 2018 in Williston. The objectives of the meeting were: To provide feedback and approval on the final draft […]
Read MoreElection Day has come and gone. Bennington hosted its annual Legislative/Candidates Luncheon in October. It is always a positive event and the opportunity for the early childhood community to educate […]
Read MoreAt our October 15th council meeting, 38 early childhood professionals and community partners representing both regions in the Northeast Kingdom attended the presentation on the STep Ahead Recognition Systems (STARS), […]
Read MoreThe Regional Council was able to leverage funds and networks at the Council table to make a significant investment in professional development activities in this last two months. The well-organized […]
Read MoreUtilizing our Regional Road Map and Chittenden BBF Regional Action Plan as our guide, the council has started to dig deeper into a few key issues this fall: Food Security, […]
Read MoreThe council has been in the process of hiring a new regional coordinator for the past few months. We are excited to share that the position has been filled by […]
Read MoreEfforts to improve the experience of families and young children at the Council have recently included work with the interagency coordinating team and several other communities of practice to utilize […]
Read MoreIn our regional Action Plan, the Northern Windsor and Orange BBF council identified “children have positive learning experiences and are properly aware of their emotions” and “professionals have knowledge and […]
Read MoreIn our regional Action Plan, the Springfield Area Council has identified “families and caregivers have opportunities to understand child development“ as a priority for the year. One strategy we have […]
Read MoreThis fall, the Southeast Vermont BBF Council has been focused on supporting learning opportunities and promotion of resources to our region. Three highlights are below. The Windham Early Childhood Educators […]
Read MoreRegional Council Meetings: At our October 1st BBF Regional Council meeting, we continued our conversation on diversity led by Dr. Karen Hack. This time our focus was on cultural humility […]
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