Ivey touts importance of early childhood education Nearly 3,000 early childhood education professionals began convening in Mobile Thursday morning for the annual Alabama Early Childhood Education Conference, with Governor Kay Ivey kicking off two days of training sessions at the Arthur R. Outlaw Convention Center. Speaking to the assembled teachers, administrators and providers from Alabama’s
Annual early childhood education conference being held in Mobile by WPMI Web Staff Friday, January 4th 2019 (image: WPMI) Annual early childhood education conference being held in Mobile MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — Thousands of early childhood educators are in Mobile for their annual conference. They’ll focus on training and continuing education for grades Pre-K through 3rd
Governor Ivey to visit Huffman Academy, promoting children literacy Posted by: Tanna Friday Posted date: January 04, 2019 From The Trussville Tribune staff reports MONTGOMERY — As part of the Governor’s efforts to promote children’s literacy throughout the inaugural festivities, Governor Kay Ivey will be visiting First Class Pre-K classrooms across the state starting next week.
Governor Ivey speaks at Early Childhood Education Conference in Mobile MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — Nearly 3,000 educators are in Mobile for the Alabama Early Childhood Education Conference. The Early Childhood Education Conference is for anyone who educationally serves children and their families from birth through the third grade. The conference consists of two days of speakers
Ivey touts Alabama’s nationally-recognized Pre-K program at conference Updated Jan 3; Posted Jan 3 Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey speaks during the annual early childhood education conference on Thursday, January 3, 2019, at the Arthur R. Outlaw Mobile Convention Center in Mobile, Ala. Approximately 3,000 early childhood professional attended the two-day conference. (John Sharp/jsharp@al.com). (John Sharp)
Jeana Ross explains why Alabama’s early childhood education is the envy of the nation Kicking off the 2019 Alabama Early Childhood Education Conference in Mobile on Thursday, Department of Early Childhood Education Secretary Jeana Ross spoke about the evolution of early childhood education in the Yellowhammer State, saying that “we’re getting closer to our goal of comprehensive early education.” Leading
Gov. Kay Ivey to speak at Alabama Early Childhood Education Conference Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Thursday will speak during the opening session of the Alabama Early Childhood Education Conference in Mobile. The conference is focused on the continuum of early learning and care from birth-to-eight (pre-K through third grade.) The theme for the event
MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA) – Gov. Kay Ivey hosted an Early Childhood Education Leadership Summit on Wednesday night at the Capital City Club. A number of stakeholders, including superintendents and elected officials, attended the event to hear from a number of speakers on the impact of Alabama’s early education program. Attendees were shown a video produced