It aligns perfectly with the work we do in early literacy, Get Georgia/Meriwether Reading, Low Birth Weight Prevention and Maternal Health and our Parents as Teachers Program. The DuPage County Health Department (DCHD) serves as the Backbone organization for The Basics DuPage. DCHD plans to use the DuPage All Our Kids Early Childhood Collaborative (DAECC) as the vehicle to launch and guide The Basics DuPage initiative. DCHD is the backbone for DAECC so this structure will allow a county-wide campaign promoting The Basics DuPage. We partner with the Housing Authority of the City of Dalton, Dalton State College school of Education.

The Backbone organziation leading The Basics Rock County is Stateline Community Foundation. Together with our generous donors, we create a strong culture of philanthropy that positively impacts our community. The Basics Principles combine scientific rigor with broad coverage of key domains of early-childhood development. The Basics movement aims to help every family help every child reach their full potential.

EPEL engages families, organizations, early childhood workforce, and healthcare providers in building a collaborative, community-wide support system, ensuring that every young child is prepared for school and life. The Basics of Greater Elgin, will drive collective action to ensure parents, caregivers, and the community play a role in strengthening foundational skills and closing the school readiness gap. CSRA RESA is a state professional learning agency serving as the Backbone for The Basics Richmond County. Our approach is grounded in the latest research in early childhood learning, brain development, behavioral science, and community change. Our ongoing research agenda engages The Basics Learning Network (BLN) communities in documentation and evaluation for continuous learning and improvement. The Basics Mecklenburg is a countywide coalition of organizations and individuals, working together to provide parents and caregivers with the information and support needed to make sure that every child gets a great start in life.

The mission of Ritenour School District is to ensure learning occurs in a supportive environment that enables every student to think critically, solve problems and develop the knowledge and skills necessary for success in our diverse, global society. The Sanford Limestone/Caswell provides fun, simple and powerful ways to help every child and family in the Limestone/Caswell area to reach their full potential. Success By 6, the early childhood initiative of United Way of Carlisle & Cumberland County, works to ensure that all children are ready for kindergarten. A proactive, intermediate educational agency serving our community through innovate and collaborative leadership from birth to adulthood.

Jeff is the founding chair of the Black Philanthropy Fund and the founder and president of the Efficacy Institute, Inc. He has over 30 years of experience as a consultant to school and community leaders as well as to corporate executives and senior managers of Fortune 500 companies. Here is Skowhegan we are excited to have the Basics to help support and guide families in our community.

  • Howard County’s Early Childhood Advisory Council works in harmony with families and agencies to support the youngest children in our county.
  • This includes resources for expecting mothers, childcare, healthcare, special needs services, playgroups, and preschool.
  • Research shows that a child’s future academic and lifelong success is greatly impacted by the experiences he or she has in the first few years of life.
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We are focused on strengthening quality of early childhood care and ensuring families and children have the skills and resources they need so that race, place, and income will no longer determine success in school. The Basics Central Georgia works in partnership with our Birth Through Eight Initiatives to bring the five, fun, and simple Basics Principles to our participants. We also work with the larger community to bring awareness to these principles so that eventually all sectors know about the basics and all children can thrive.

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  • SPARK, (Strong, Prepared, and Ready for Kindergarten), an early childhood education initiative of Fox Valley United Way, serves as the Basics community for Aurora, Illinois.
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  • Funding to support the launch of The Basics HR was made possible through The Cooke Fund at The Hampton Roads Community Foundation.
  • We use a community saturation approach to ensure parents, caregivers, and the community can play a role in positive outcomes for young children.

A citywide emphasis for Boston Basics is working with health care organizations and childcare centers, supported by Boston Children’s Hospital and others. The Basics Randolph was inspired by the fact that 80% of brain growth happens in the first three years of life. It is a collaborative effort between organizations in Randolph County to ensure that every parent and caregiver is fully supported by family and friends to use the Basics practices in everyday life. The Basics are five evidence-based parenting and caregiving principles that encompass much of what experts find important for infants through preschoolers.

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She has conducted research on domestic and international early childhood policy and systems and has an Ed.M. She is an experienced systems thinker and mobilizer of cross-sector partnerships and has a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership and Policy. Meriwether Family Connection in partnership with Meriwether School System is including The Basics strategy in all of our programs and services.

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The initiative’s vision is “kindness is a way of life.” We use The Basics as a tool to build attachment and bonding between caregivers and children, thereby promoting social-emotional skills and resilience in children. Howard County’s Early Childhood Advisory Council works in harmony with families and agencies to support the youngest children in our county. We use The Basics Howard County to support children to ensure that they are school and life ready.

The Basics Early County works with families at Head Start, PreK and local daycares, as well as with teen mothers. Talking, singing and pointing support oral language development and later reading ability. We’ve got a great value and selection of American Viticulture Association wines from local, regional, national and specialty producers. Choose from a selection of Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Rose, Cote du Rhone, Chardonnay, Zinfandel, Malbec, Cabernet, Chianti, Merlot, Syrah, sparkling wines, Champagne and more. Our coolers are home to a wide selection of icy cold local beers, ciders and national brands too. Turahn is a researcher, policymaker and strategist focused on systems change and civic innovation.

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Newton-Lee is an elementary school in Ashburn dedicated to engaging families in the education of their children. We seek to equip and empower families with the knowledge they need to make decisions that are in the interests of their children’s health and education. A licensed ESL teacher with several years of experience in the public and private sectors, Nimrah helps facilitate the delivery and support of The Basics services to partner organizations in and around Boston. Jocelyn leads the development of Basics tools and resources, and helps steer the organization’s learning agenda.

The Basics Brooklyn serves as the foundation of various community initiatives and projects. Through our strong network and community engagement, The Basics Brooklyn plays a crucial role in amplifying the voices of residents and families. A collaboration between RSU 71 school district, Waldo Communication Action Partners and community based early childhood to support children’s learning and development in the First 10 years of life. The Basics Woonsocket is working to provide our community with information and resources to support the growth and wellness of our youngest children. We strive to provide our families with information and events surrounding the Basics to help children to build a foundation for future school success and social growth.

She has many years of experience working on issues pertaining to child well-being, family mental health, program development, and community engagement. The Basics Vermont was initiated by the Southeast Vermont Building Bright Futures (BBF) Regional Council in 2019. Our core regional team includes the hospital, Children’s Integrated Services, the Parent Child Center Network, the Early Childhood Educators Network, the Agency of Human Services, and the school district. We are creating a common language throughout the early childhood system using The Basics to support all of Vermont’s youngest citizens for a healthy and resilient life.

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He is a Foundation Fellow with the Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation working on transforming early childhood systems and Boston’s former Chief of Education. A special feature of our dairy case is Lulubelle’s Creamery, our own line of organic dairy products from the Willamette Valley where we pamper our cows at our own family farms. Visit our seafood basics of lifo and fifo inventory accounting methods section for seasonal offerings, as available, including Pacific NW wild-caught rockfish fillets; Pacific cod; fresh Columbia River-raised steelhead; wild-caught scallops and shell-on shrimp.

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In the coming months we will be working on our strategic plan and ways to implement The Basics into all 15 Central Georgia counties that the United Way of Central Georgia serves. Through LECC, The Basics supports families in our city which is diverse in every dimension (race/ethnicity, income/wealth, language, education,…) and which has welcomed waves of immigrants from across the world for 200 years. The Basics Lebanon Valley grew out of the Connected Together Initiative under the Community Health Council.