Child Care Insurance Professionals
1484 South Main Street
Salt Lake City, UT 84115
Tel: 888.812.9992
Fax: 888.817.3332
Email: info@ccipros.com
Salt Lake City, UT 84115
Tel: 888.812.9992
Fax: 888.817.3332
Email: info@ccipros.com
child care insurance
Los Angeles Universal Preschool touts benefits of preschool
LAUP study touts social, behavioral benefits of preschool, even for a short time
No one ever has to preach the virtues of preschool to local parent Alex Vogel – he’s seen the benefits that come with early education through his own young son, Diego. A year and a half ago, the extremely shy Diego started at [...]
Oklahoma preschool suffers damage in floods with inadequate insurance coverage
Oklahoma City’s Celebrations Preschool needs help recovering from flood
Candy Nesom tried to go home from work July 6, but flood waters blocked the roads. She returned to Celebrations Preschool, where she’s the director, to wait out the storm. “I started smelling this horrific smell,” she said. “I turned around and saw this river of sewage [...]
Spanish immersion preschool opens in Boston
Spanish Immersion Preschool celebrates grand opening in Boston
The Pine Village Preschool, a Spanish immersion preschool with locations throughout the greater Boston area, is opening a new school . The open house will serve as an opportunity for parents of prospective students to see the space, ask questions and learn more about the school’s philosophy.
“It’s really [...]
Washington DC Preschool Specializes in Early Intervention and Inclusion
Pria offers individualized curricula to meet the needs of students with autism and developmental delays
Pria, the first preschool of its kind in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, combines both applied behavior analysis (ABA) and inclusion to enable preschool students with developmental delays, ages two to seven years old, to generalize their skills in a natural [...]
Washington preschool to be part of autism research project
Vashon Island preschool selected as pilot site for CAPSTAR program
The preschool at Chautauqua Elementary School could soon be better equipped to educate young students with autism, after the preschool was selected as a pilot site to use a research-based autism education curriculum. Vashon is one of 30 sites in Washington and Oregon that will implement [...]
How do Parent’s find your Childcare Center?
Where is your child care center on Google?
How does your Child Care Center rate?
Do a search for daycare or child care in your town or area. How do you rate? Once you find your center, click through the links to ensure accuracy. Submit an inquiry as a potential parent to see how your own system [...]
Mississippi looks to measure quality and outcomes of child-care initiatives
Child-care quality, outcomes targeted in pilot project
At age 2, Jalea Kidd is counting to 10 in Swahili and learning American Sign Language. “It blew my mind because I took sign language in undergraduate. When she associates a word with the sign, it’s awesome,” said Janear Kidd, Jalea’s mother.
Jalea attends Leaps and Bounds Developmental Academy, one [...]
Pennsylvania child care center offers night-time care
Night and overnight care options cropping up as working parents juggle hectic schedules
It’s 8:45 on a Friday night along State Street in Erie, PA. The clear, warm weather has drawn out crowds of boisterous patrons walking up and down the downtown strip as they make their way to the bars. Out there, the night’s just [...]
Summer is high season to contact your local Resource & Referral agency
CT Nonprofit offers free, multilingual resource for helping parents find the right preschool
With the start of a new school year fast approaching, many parents decide to transition their child from care in their own home to a preschool program provider. To help parents navigate the preschool enrollment process, 2-1-1 Child Care is pleased to offer [...]
Innovative Preschool curriculum fosters success in high school
Recent Maryland MBA graduate looks to grow preschool program for future leaders
Llacey Simmons knew she wanted a career that would help people. Her sister had started several day-care centers in Germantown, where Simmons worked in high school and throughout college. She helped create curricula and worked for a few summers as an assistant teacher for [...]