Child Care Resources of Rockland, Inc. Professional Development

Child Care Resources of Rockland, Inc.
Professional Development Seminars
Winter/Spring 2014
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Child Care Resources of Rockland, Inc. 235 North Main Street, Suite 11 Spring Valley, NY 10977 Phone: (845) 425-­‐0009 Fax: (845) 425-­‐5312 Toll Free: (877) 425-­‐0009 Hours of Operation: Mon-­‐Fri 8:30am-­‐5:00pm Email: [email protected] Website: www.childcarerockland.org Register for seminars online!!! Visit: www.childcarerockland.org Help Us Celebrate Our 40th Anniversary!!!
In honor of CCRR’s 40th Anniversary, we are pleased to offer
*4 (hours of training) for $40 !!!
*Take any two seminars found on pages 6 to 13 for $40!!!!
Co-workers, friends and relatives may register together and take advantage
of this special offer!!! Or you may register for 2 seminars for yourself!!!!!
This only applies when 2 seminars are registered and paid for at the same
time!!!!
Not applicable for special rate – American Red Cross Trainings, Health
and Safety, MAT and Alone at the Top
Distance Learning is Now Available!!!
Do you want training available to you 24 hours a day, 365 days a year?
Child Care Resources of Rockland, in partnership with Child Care
Aware® of America, is pleased to offer the Child Care Aware® of
America Training Academy.
Online courses are designed to help early childhood professionals
complete OCFS training requirements.
Check out our website to find out which courses have been approved by
SUNY and to register!
If you have any questions, please call
Debbie at 845-425-0009 x459 or visit our website
www.childcarerockland.org.
Navigating the Child Care Resources of Rockland
Professional Development Schedule
Codes:
OCFS:
CDA Functional Areas:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Child Development
Nutrition and Health
Program Development
Safety and Security
Business
Child Abuse and Maltreatment Identification
and Prevention
7. Statutes and Regulations Pertaining to Child
Care
8. Statutes and Regulations Pertaining to Child
Abuse
9. Shaken Baby Syndrome
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
J.
K.
L.
M.
CBK - Core Body of Knowledge:
Target Audiences:
FG Family/Group Family Providers
D Directors
IT Infant/Toddler staff/providers
PS Preschool staff/providers
SA School Age staff/providers
LE Legally Exempt providers
ALL All audiences
Safe
Healthy
Learning Environment
Physical
Cognitive
Communication
Creative
Self
Social
Guidance
Families
Program Management
Professionalism
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
Child Growth and Development
Family and Community Relationships
Observation and Assessment
Environment and Curriculum
Health, Safety and Nutrition
Professionalism
Administration and Management
Competency Levels:
Seminars are designed to meet the competency levels of participants at different stages of professional
development based on the information provided in the New York State Early Care and Education Core Body of
Knowledge Framework.
Level I: Commitment to a career in early care and education; contributes to/assures maintenance of a safe and
nurturing environment; learns about children and families through participation in professional development
activities; receives ongoing supervision from someone at a high level.
Level II: Consistently exhibits practices grounded in theories of growth, development, and learning; works
cooperatively with others, establishes good mentoring relationships, and sometimes provides direct supervision;
participates in formal study leading to a degree and/or certificate; refines their knowledge through guided and
reflective experience with young children and families.
Level III: Extensive academic preparation and experience in the field; responsible for mentoring at other levels;
possesses the ability to provide new resources in the development of theory and innovative practice; demonstrates
a mastery of developmentally appropriate practices.
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Table of
Contents
Seminars Listed Chronologically
6 - 13
American Red Cross Training
Beyond the Basics
CACFP
Health And Safety
Director’s Network
Educational Incentive Program (EIP)
Individualized Training Record
Medication Administration Training
New Family/Group Family Child Care Providers
Orientation
Parent Seminars
Registration Form
Seminarios En Español
Training Policies
15
20
16
16
19
29
28
14
18
17
17
26-27
22-23
25
Seminars Listed by OCFS Training Topic
1. Child Development
2-4-6-8 Let’s all Differentiate!
Emotional Intelligence – Can We Help Children Learn It?
What I Do Makes A Difference: Responsive Caregiving
that Supports Young Children’s Growth and
Development
A Closer Look at Active Learning and Developmentally
Appropriate Practice
7
8
10
13
2. Nutrition and Health
Writing Your Health Care Plan
“Oh, My Aching Back” Taking Care of You!!
9
12
3. Program Development
Confidence, Commitment & Community Building:
Designing Clubs in SAC Programs
An EZ Introduction to the PAS (Program
Administration Scale)
2-4-6-8 Let’s All Differentiate!
Math Activities for the Common Core
What I Do Makes A Difference: Responsive Caregiving
that Supports Young Children’s Growth and
Development
Learning about Legally Exempt Child Care
Alone at the Top – A Day of Training Especially for
Center and School Age Care Administrators
Communicating Across Cultures
A Closer Look at Active Learning and Developmentally
Appropriate Practice
You Can Find CCRR on:
3
6
6
7
9
10
11
11
13
13
4. Safety and Security
Seven Steps to Building Partnerships with Families
Emotional Intelligence – Can We Help Children Learn It?
What I Do Makes A Difference: Responsive Caregiving that
Supports Young Children’s Growth and Development
Communicating Across Cultures
7
8
10
13
5. Business
An EZ Introduction to the PAS (Program Administration
Scale)
Don’t Be Caught Short! Planning Your Required Training
The New Family Child Care and Group Family Child
Care Regulations: What’s Changing?
Seven Steps to Building Partnerships with Families
Getting Your Child Care Business Started
“Did You Hear about….?” Dealing with Gossip in the
Workplace
Okay, I’m Registered/Licensed! Now What? Facing the
Everyday Challenges of a Family/Group Family Child
Care Provider
Learning about Legally Exempt Child Care
Alone at the Top – A Day of Training Especially for
Center and School Age Care Administrators
Is it a Violation? Maintaining Compliance with the
Regulations
6
6
7, 8, 9
7
8
8
10
11
11
12
6. Child Abuse and Maltreatment Identification and
Prevention
State Mandated Child Abuse/ Looking at Child Abuse and
Maltreatment
Why Does It Happen? Factors that Contribute to Child
Abuse
10
12
7. Statutes and Regulations Pertaining to Child Care
Don’t Be Caught Short! Planning Your Required Training
The New Family Child Care and Group Family Child Care
Regulations: What’s Changing?
Writing Your Health Care Plan
Okay, I’m Registered/Licensed! Now What? Facing the
Everyday Challenges of a Family/Group Family Child Care
Provider
Is it a Violation? Maintaining Compliance with the
Regulations.
“Oh, My Aching Back” Taking Care of You!!
6
7, 8, 9
9
10
12
12
8. Statutes and Regulations Pertaining to Child$EXVH
State Mandated Child Abuse/ Looking at Child Abuse and
Maltreatment
Why Does It Happen? Factors that Contribute to Child
Abuse
10
12
9. Shaken Baby Syndrome
State Mandated Child Abuse/ Looking at Child Abuse and
Maltreatment
Why Does It Happen? Factors that Contribute to Child
Abuse
10
12
Contact
Information
Phone: (845) 425-0009
Toll Free: (877) 425-0009
Fax: (845) 425-5312
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.childcarerockland.org
Executive Director
Jane Brown
x417
Director of Family Connections and Universal
Prekindergarten Services
Kit SaizdelaMora
Director of Professional Development and
Quality Enhancement Services
Debbie Silver
x459
CDA Coordinator
x223
Ellen Mitchell
x456
Quality Child Care Campaign Coordinator
Family Connections Coordinator
Alice Rosado*
x495
David Del Campo*
x460
Special Needs Coordinator and
Infant/Toddler Specialist
UPK Coordinator
Jenine Valentino
Gwen Brown-Murray
Family Connections Specialist
Arlene Thomas-Strand
x661
Karen Ross
x613
Quality Enhancement Specialists
David Del Campo*
Ellen Mitchell
Maria Rivas***
Director of Operations, Development
and Community Services
x451
x451
x456
x455
x630
Operations Specialists
Michele Irwin
June Pizzolo
x610
x418
Director of Financial and Human Resource Services
Gerd Schubert
x615
Accounts Receivable Specialist
Kathleen Siuro
x662
Director of Program Standards and
Support Services
Elaine Trotta
x421
CACFP Coordinator
Yolanda Michel
x423
Legally Exempt Enrollment Coordinator
Ines Ortiz
x411
Registration Coordinator
Fia Hill Murray*
Not sure who to
contact?
Dial “0” and let us
connect you
x487
Registrars/Standards and Support
Specialists
Cindy Torres-Bender*
James Callahan*
Edna Saravia***
Maria Rivas***
x614
x221
x475
x455
Standards and Support Specialist
Teresa Ortega**
x633
Registered Nurse
Kristin Saunders**
x493
* Health and Safety Instructor
** Certified American Red Cross Instructor
*** Both of the above
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Driving
Directions
Two Locations!
Child Care Resources of Rockland, Inc.
235 North Main Street, Suite 11
Spring Valley, New York 10977
Office Hours: Mon – Fri 8:30am – 5:00pm
From the NYS Thruway – Exit 14 (Spring Valley; Route 59)
Stay to the right and turn right onto Rte. 59 West (same for North or
Southbound). Go through several stop lights and then make a right on
Rte. 45. Stay on Rte. 45 through the Village of Spring Valley; pass the
intersection of Maple and Rte. 45; the Salvation Army will be on the
left. Turn left onto Sneden Place West at the light and left into Stone
Hedge Plaza Parking Lot. Go around the building and enter through
the atrium doors to Suite 11.
South on Palisades Interstate Parkway – Exit 12
Bear right onto Rte. 45 for approximately 4 miles. This will take you
through several stoplights and past Hillcrest Shopping center on the
right. You will turn right onto Sneden Place West. Follow the
directions as above from Rte. 45
CCRR Training Site
873 Route 45, Suite 103
New Hempstead, New York 10977
North on Palisades Interstate Parkway – Exit 11
Make a left at the end of the ramp onto New Hempstead Rd.
Go straight through the light at Rte. 45 and make a right into the
parking lot off of New Hempstead Rd. Continue straight and
park. We are located in Suite 103. Look for the #103 and the
CCRR sign on the outside door.
South on Palisades Interstate Parkway – Exit 11
Make a right at the end of the ramp onto New Hempstead Rd.
Follow the directions above.
From the NYS Thruway – Exit 13
Take Palisades Interstate Parkway Northbound. Follow
directions above.
North on Palisades Interstate Parkway – Exit 12
Make a left onto Conklin Rd. and at the traffic light onto Rte. 45.
Follow directions as above from Rte. 45
CHECK TWICE!
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All seminars will be held at the CCRR training site in New
Hempstead and will run from 6:30 – 8:30 PM unless otherwise
noted. In recognition of our 40th Anniversary take two seminars for
$40. See the inside cover for details!!!!
Professional Development
Seminars
Monday, February 3
Confidence, Commitment & Community Building:
Designing Clubs in SAC Programs
Want to help the school age children in your program build
skills, character, values and an understanding of others, but not
sure where to start? This seminar, presented by Elaine Trotta
(CCRR), will take you through the steps of developing
enrichment and community service based clubs in your program.
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: 3
CDA: C, I
Target Audience: SA, D
Level: II, III
CBK: b
Wednesday, February 12
Don’t Be Caught Short! Planning Your Required
Training
Be prepared to meet licensing requirements by planning your
training in advance! See what your available options are, including
face-to-face workshops, distance learning and CDA. This seminar,
presented by Ellen Mitchell (CCRR), will help you develop a
professional development plan so that you can meet the OCFS
required training hours without panicking at the last minute.
Spec ia l Fee: $ 25
Time: 7:45 pm – 8:4 5p m
OCFS: 5, 7
CDA: M
Target Audience: FG
Level: I
CBK: f
Wednesday, February 5
An EZ Introduction to the PAS (Program
Administration Scale)
Research consistently finds that high quality administrative
practices are crucial for ensuring beneficial results for children
and families. The PAS (Program Administration Scale)
provides valuable information to child care center directors
about the quality of their administration practices and is part
of QUALITYstarsNY. This seminar Presented by Debbie
Silver (CCRR) will introduce you to the tool and how you can
use it for program enhancement. Thanks to a grant from the
Early Care and Learning Council this seminar is offered
at a special rate of $10!!!! This seminar is not eligible for
EIP. Please call (845) 425-0009 x459 for more information.
Spec ia l Fee: $ 10
Spec ia l Ti me: 1:0 0p m – 3:0 0p m
OCFS: 3, 5
CDA: L, M
Target: D
Level: All
CBK: f, g
All seminars will be held at the CCRR
training site in New Hempstead and will
run from 6:30 – 8:30 PM unless otherwise
noted. In recognition of our 40th Anniversary
take two seminars for $40. See the inside
cover for details!!!!
6
Professional Development
Seminars
Tuesday, February 25
The New Family Child Care and Group Family Child
Care Regulations: What’s Changing?
The new Family and Group Family Child Care Regulations are
on the way! Be prepared for the changes by attending this
seminar with Fia Hill Murray and Elaine Trotta (CCRR). Review
the changes and identify the strategies for maintaining
compliance for Family and Group Family Child Care. This
workshop is offered at a special rate of $10.
Spec ia l Fee: $10
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: 5, 7
CDA: L
Target Audience: FG
Level: All
CBK: g
Monday, March 3
2-4-6-8 Let’s All Differentiate!
Far beyond an educational buzzword, differentiation is the
essence of good teaching. Particularly in the early years,
teachers are faced with challenges such as variance in child
development and diversity in the child’s experience.
Differentiation provides an opportunity for teachers to
address these realities in multiple ways while attending to
curricular demands. Kit Saiz (CCRR) will guide you in
adapting and utilizing the differentiation process in your
program. This seminar is not eligible for EIP. Please call
(845) 425-0009 x459 for more information.
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: l, 3
CDA: C
Target Audience: PS, SA
Level: II, III
CBK: a, d
Wednesday, February 26
Seven Steps to Building Partnerships with Families
According to Gigi Schweikert, our 2013 Annual Conference
Keynote Speaker, there are seven effective steps to building
lasting partnerships with families. This seminar, presented by
Debbie Silver (CCRR), will outline the steps needed to initiate
and maintain mutually respective relationships in your program
to help you better care for children and their parents. This
seminar is not eligible for EIP. Please call (845) 425-0009
x459 for more information.
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: 4, 5
CDA: K
Target Audience: All
Level: I, II
CBK: b
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All seminars will be held at the CCRR
training site in New Hempstead and will
run from 6:30 – 8:30 PM unless otherwise
noted. In recognition of our 40th
Anniversary take two seminars for $40. See
the inside cover for details!!!!
Professional Development
Seminars
Monday, March 10
The New Family Child Care and Group Family Child
Care Regulations: What’s Changing?
Wednesday, March 19
Emotional Intelligence – Can We Help Children
Learn It?
The new Family and Group Family Child Care Regulations are
on the way! Be prepared for the changes by attending this
seminar with Fia Hill Murray and Elaine Trotta (CCRR). Review
the changes and identify the strategies for maintaining
compliance for Family and Group Family Child Care. This
seminar is offered at a special rate of $10.
Emotions can either enhance or hinder your ability to learn. This
seminar will define emotional intelligence and help teachers
focus on helping children to learn to manage their emotions in
order to reach their potential. It will also identify ways to help
parents support their children. Meet with Ellen Mitchell (CCRR)
to learn more about emotional intelligence.
Spec ia l Fee: $ 10
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: 5, 7
CDA: L
Target Audience: FG
Level: All
CBK: g
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: l, 4
CDA: E, H
Target Audience: PS, SA, D
Level: II, III
CBK: a
Wednesday, March 12
Getting Your Child Care Business Started
Wednesday, March 19
“Did You Hear about….?” Dealing with Gossip in the
Workplace
You’ve received your first license or registration – but that’s just
the beginning! What steps do you need to take to build a
successful business? This seminar for new providers, presented
by Fia Hill Murray (CCRR), will discuss sound business
strategies that will get your child care business running smoothly
right from the start.
Spec ia l Fee: $ 25
Spec ia l Ti me: 7:4 5p m – 8:4 5p m
OCFS: 5
CDA: L
Target Audience: FG
Level: I
CBK: g
When a group of people work together, it is not uncommon to
have to deal with gossip in the workplace. Explore what gossip is
and why people gossip. Look at strategies and policies for
developing “gossip free” zones. Debbie Silver (CCRR) will show
you how you can use the NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct to
involve staff in problem solving to rid or reduce this morale
lowering practice. Thanks to a grant from the Early Care and
Learning Council this seminar is offered at a special rate of
$10!!!! This seminar is not eligible for EIP. Please call (845)
425-0009 x459 for more information.
Spec ia l Fee: $ 10
Time: 1:00 pm – 3:0 0p m
OCFS: 5
CDA: L, M
Target: D
Level: All
CBK: f, g
All seminars will be held at the CCRR
training site in New Hempstead and will
run from 6:30 – 8:30 PM unless otherwise
noted. In recognition of our 40th
Anniversary take two seminars for $40. See
the inside cover for details!!!!
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Professional Development
Seminars
Tuesday, April 1
Math Activities for the Common Core
All seminars will be held at the CCRR
training site in New Hempstead and will
run from 6:30 – 8:30 PM unless otherwise
noted. In recognition of our 40th
Anniversary take two seminars for $40. See
the inside cover for details!!!!
How is Math addressed in the NYS Pre-K Standards for the
Common Core? This seminar, presented by David Del Campo
(CCRR), will identify the components of Math, explain “Math
Talk” and provide you with a variety of Math Activities you can
use in your program TOMORROW! Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: 3
CDA: C, E
Target Audience: PS
Level: All
CBK: a, d
Monday, March 31
The New Family and Group Family Child Care
Regulations: What’s Changing?
The new Family and Group Family Child Care Regulations are
on the way! Be prepared for the changes by attending this
seminar with Fia Hill Murray and Elaine Trotta (CCRR). Review
the changes and identify the strategies for maintaining
compliance for Family and Group Family Child Care. This
seminar is offered at a special rate of $10.
Spec ia l Fee: $ 10
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: 5, 7
CDA: L
Target Audience: FG
Level: All
CBK: g
Tuesday, April 8
Writing Your Health Care Plan
Have you received your initial application and need to complete
the Health Care Plan? Do you want to update your Health Care
Plan? Then this seminar, presented by KristLQ Saunders (CCRR),
is for you. We will review the many choices you have when
writing your plan, as well as understand what is required by the
OCFS Regulations. We will then review how the Health Care
Plan doubles as your policy and procedures related to Health.
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: 2, 7
CDA: B, L
Target Audience: All
Level: All
CBK: e, g
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Seminars
Wednesday, April 9
Okay, I’m Registered/Licensed! Now What? Facing
the Everyday Challenges of a Family/Group Family
Child Care Provider
New and veteran Family and Group Family Child Care
Providers face many challenges, such as communicating with
parents effectively, increasing enrollment, supervising multi-age
children, and dealing with difficult behavior. Join Jim Callahan
(CCRR) to discuss these challenges, and begin to identify
strategies and resources you can use to address these and other
challenges. This seminar is not eligible for EIP. Please call
(845) 425-0009 x459 for more information.
Spec ia l Fee: $ 25
Spec ia l Ti me: 7:4 5p m – 8:4 5p m
OCFS: 5, 7
CDA: L
Target Audience: FG
Level: I, II
CBK: g
All seminars will be held at the CCRR
training site in New Hempstead and will
run from 6:30 – 8:30 PM unless otherwise
noted. In recognition of our 40th
Anniversary take two seminars for $40. See
the inside cover for details!!!!
Monday, April 28
What I Do Makes A Difference: Responsive
Caregiving that Supports Young Children’s Growth
and Development Different stages of development call for different types or levels
of care. It is important to know whether a young child needs you
to be a secure base, a cheerleader, a coach, or a mediator. What
we don’t want to be is the referee, always going into a situation
and making the call. What can you do to support a child’s
development of independence to help children be ready for
school? Join Gwen Brown-Murray (CCRR) and explore the
possibilities. This seminar is not eligible for EIP. Please call
(845) 425-0009 x459 for more information.
Wednesday, April 23
State Mandated Child Abuse/ Looking at Child
Abuse and Maltreatment
Discuss information relating to the identification and reporting
of child abuse in New York State. This seminar will meet
OCFS training requirements for all child care providers and
those participants who are applying for New York State
licensure as required by their position (i.e. physicians, social
workers, law enforcement, etc.). New York State Licensure
participants: Please bring your professional license number or
your certificate number. Child care professionals can take this
course to meet OCFS licensing requirements. This seminar will
be presented by Ellen Mitchell (CCRR) and will also cover
Shaken Baby Syndrome.
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm OCFS: 1, 3, 4 CDA: C, D, E Target Audience: IT, D, FG Level: I, II CBK: a, b, c, d Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: 6, 8,
CDA: A, B
Target Audience: All
Level: All
CBK:e
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Seminars
Tuesday, April 29
Learning about Legally Exempt Child Care
This seminar, presented by Ines Ortiz (CCRR) will discuss
how the legally exempt process works. Participants will learn
about providing quality care according to the regulations set by
OCFS and how to move from providing legally exempt child
care to becoming licensed/registered. This seminar is open
only to legally exempt providers and is presented at no
charge. Training certificates will be provided. The hours
can be applied to the required 10 hours of training
needed to qualify for the legally exempt enhanced
payment rate. This seminar will be held at 235 North
Main Street, Spring Valley, NY 10977.
Spec ia l Fee: N o cha rge
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: 3, 5
CDA: M
Target Audience: LE
Level: All
CBK: g
Wednesday, April 30
Alone at the Top – A Day of Training Especially for
Center and School Age Care Administrators
What’s the Weather at Your Program? Looking at
Your Organizational Climate
Early childhood and school age care administrators often have
the global impression that things are going well or not so well in
their program, but often lack specific feedback on just what
areas of the organization contribute to their impressions. Spend
the day examining why organizational climate is so important.
Learn how to gather data to measure and monitor your
program’s climate. Discuss ways to appreciate the different
perspectives of your teachers and support staff and recognize
the role you play in setting the stage for success. You will leave
with strategies and tools to guarantee “bright and sunny days”
ahead in this full day seminar based on the work of Paula Jorde
Bloom et. al., presented by Debbie Silver (CCRR). Breakfast
and lunch will be provided. You will receive 6 hours of
training credit. This seminar is not eligible for EIP. Please
call (845) 425-0009 x459 for more information.
All seminars will be held at the CCRR
training site in New Hempstead and will
run from 6:30 – 8:30 PM unless otherwise
noted. In recognition of our 40th
Anniversary take two seminars for $40. See
the inside cover for details!!!!
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Spec ia l Fee: $ 80 (Members)/$ 120 (N on-Members )
Spec ia l Ti me: 8:3 0am – 3:3 0p m
OCFS: 3, 5
CDA: L, M
Target: D
Level: II, III
CBK: f, g
Professional Development
Seminars
Wednesday, May 7
Is it a Violation? Maintaining Compliance with the
Regulations
Do inspections make you nervous? How can you be prepared
for unannounced inspections? What can you do if you’re cited
for a violation and you disagree with your licensor/registrar? Get
ready for your next inspection by attending this seminar with Fia
Hill Murray (CCRR).
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: 5, 7
CDA: L
Target Audience: FG, D, IT, PS
Level: All
CBK: g
Wednesday, May 21
“Oh, My Aching Back!” Taking Care of You!!
In order to provide quality care for children, we must first take
care of ourselves physically and emotionally. This seminar,
presented by Debbie Silver (CCRR), will examine ways to
promote your own wellness, strategies to prevent work related
muscle injuries, and steps to maintain your emotional wellbeing. This seminar is not eligible for EIP. Please call
(845) 425-0009 x459 for more information.
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: 2, 7
CDA: B, L
Target Audience: All
Level: All
CBK: g
Tuesday, May 13
Why Does It Happen? Factors that Contribute to
Child Abuse
Child abuse occurs across all social and economic levels and
ethnic groups. Learn about the factors that can lead to child
abuse and develop resources that can be used to address them in
this seminar presented by David Del Campo (CCRR).
Information about Shaken Baby Syndrome will be included.
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: 6, 8
CDA: A, B
Target Audience: All
Level: All
CBK: e
All seminars will be held at the CCRR
training site in New Hempstead and will
run from 6:30 – 8:30 PM unless otherwise
noted. In recognition of our 40th
Anniversary take two seminars for $40. See
the inside cover for details!!!!
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Professional Development
Seminars
Monday, June 9
Communicating Across Cultures
There is a rich variety of cultures in Rockland County. That
variety makes us who we are. It enriches us while, at the same
time, complicating our jobs as teachers and caregivers as we
strive to learn to communicate, understand, and respect the
values and practices of families from cultures different from our
own. Join Gwen Brown-Murray (CCRR) as we examine the
path from awareness and tolerance to respect and appreciation.
This seminar is not eligible for EIP. Please call (845) 4250009 x459 for more information.
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: 3, 4
CDA: K, M
Target Audience: All
Level: All
CBK: b, p
CCRR Offers Training Series!
Health and Safety Series
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(Details on page 16)
January 27, 29, February 3, 4, 10, 11
February 7, 10, 14 (Spanish)
March 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 13
April 5 and 12
May 5, 6, 7, 8, 13, 15
June 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25
Medication Administration Training (MAT)
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Tuesday, January 21 and Wednesday, January 22
Tuesday, February 25 and Wednesday, February 26
Monday, March 24 and Tuesday, March 25
Wednesday, May 14 and Thursday, May 15
Monday, June 9 and Tuesday, June 10
Tuesday, June 24
A Closer Look at Active Learning and
Developmentally Appropriate Practice
Take a deeper look at active learning and developmentally
appropriate practice and how it impacts on the work you do.
In this active seminar presented by Debbie Silver (CCRR),
active learning and developmentally appropriate practice will be
defined and the roles of the children and the teacher in an
active learning environment will be explored. Ways to make
your program more developmentally appropriate will be
presented. This seminar is not eligible for EIP. Please call
(845) 425-0009 x459 for more information.
All seminars will be held at the CCRR
training site in New Hempstead and will
run from 6:30 – 8:30 PM unless otherwise
noted. In recognition of our 40th
Anniversary take two seminars for $40. See
the inside cover for details!!!!
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Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
OCFS: 1, 3
CDA: C
Target Audience: I, II
Level: PS
CBK: d
Medication Administration
Training
Medication Administration Training (MAT)
Competency Testing – 3rd On-line Renewal
The Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS)
regulations declare that child care providers, staff and
caregivers who wish to administer medication to children
in their care must:
• Participate in and pass a specific medication
administration training.
• Have a health care plan signed off by a health care
professional
• Be certified in CPR and First Aid
SUNY Albany Professional Development Program
has recently made a change to the on-line renewal process.
Medication administrant’s who have renewed their certificates
on-line two times consecutively will need to have their
competencies assessed by a MAT trainer before their MAT
certification can be renewed for the third time. The on-line
renewal test will be taken by the Medication Administrant first,
and then an appointment will be made with the MAT trainer to
conduct a testing session of the three MAT Demonstration
Competencies: Liquid Measure, Randomized Skills
Competency and use of the epinephrine auto-injector
(EpiPen®). After successful completion, you will receive your
new certificate from the MAT Trainer. A rebate of $70 is
available for this session. For questions or to schedule an
appointment please contact Kristin Saunders, RN
at 845-425-0009 x493 or email [email protected]
Dates/Times:
Tuesday, January 21 and Wednesday, January 22
5:00pm – 9:00pm
Tuesday, February 25 and Wednesday, February 26
10:00am – 2:00pm
Monday, March 24 and Tuesday, March 25
5:00pm – 9:00pm
Wednesday, May 14 and Thursday, May 15
10:00am – 2:00pm
Monday, June 9 and Tuesday, June 10
5:00pm – 9:00pm
Dates/Times:
Wednesday, January 22 12:00pm – 3:00pm
Tuesday, March 25
12:00pm – 3:00pm
Tuesday, June 24
5:00pm – 9:00pm
Cost: $90 members/$130 non-members
Location: 235 North Main Street Spring Valley, NY 10977
Cost: $185 (includes a non refundable registration fee of $35).
Fee MUST be paid upon registration. No slots will be held
without payment.
MAT Independent Study
Can’t find the time to get away from your program to attend the
MAT course, but you would like to become approved to give
medication? Then the MAT Independent Study course is for
you! You can review the materials for the class online and when
you feel you are ready, you can meet with the trainer for review,
an opportunity to ask questions and practice before completing
testing. After completing the skills demonstrations and written
exam successfully, you will receive your MAT certificate with 8
training hours! Please contact Kristin Saunders, RN at ext. 493
or email [email protected] for further information
and to set up a convenient time for the in-person part of the
training.
Date/Times: Thursday, February 20 10:00am – 2:00pm
Monday, May 5
10:00am – 2:00pm
Cost: $125 members ($175 non-members)
OCFS: 2, 3, 4, 7
CDA: A, B
Target Audience: All
Level: All
CBK: e, f, g
MAT Note:
MAT rebates are available to participants who provide documentation showing
successful completion of the course. Contact SUNY at 866-665-5537.
Register for seminars online!
Visit:
www.childcarerockland.org today!
Calling Nurse Saunders!
Need help writing a health care plan? Whether
you are giving medication or not, you can
subscribe to nurse services. Contact Kristin
Saunders, RN at extension 493 to get started.
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American Red Cross
Training
American Red Cross Trainings
NYS OCFS regulations for all modalities now require that every program have a person certified in CPR and First Aid
on-site at all times.
American Red Cross CPR and First Aid certification is valid for 2 years.
American Red Cross classes are taught by CCRR staff who are Certified Red Cross Instructors.
**Due to the nature of the class, and as per American Red Cross policy, we are unable to admit anyone into the class
once it has begun, Please be on time!
These classes are limited to 10 participants. Please register early. Please also note the Community CPR and Community
CPR review are now offered together AND completed in one session. AED training is also included. For classes offered
in Spanish, please see page 23.
Community CPR/Community CPR Review
– Adult/Child/Infant
*Monday, January 27
Tuesday, January 28
Wednesday, February 26
Wednesday, March, 26
*Monday, April 7
Monday, April 28
Tuesday, May 27
Monday, June 30
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
* Indicated Class is in Spanish
Location: 235 North Main Street, Spring Valley, NY 10977
Cost: $60 members ($90 non-members)
First Aid
Thursday, January 9
Monday, February 3
Wednesday, March 5
*Tuesday, March 18
Tuesday, April 1
Thursday, May 1
*Tuesday, May 20
Tuesday, June 3
* Indicated Class is in Spanish
Location: 235 North Main Street, Spring Valley, NY 10977
Cost: $60 members ($90 non-members)
Red Cross Training Day (CPR and First Aid)
Dates:
Saturday, March 15
Saturday, May 31
Time:
8:45am – 3:30pm
Location: 235 North Main Street, Spring Valley,
NY 10977
Cost:
$100 members ($150 non-members)
OCFS: 4
CDA: A
Target Audience: All
Level: All
CBK: e, f, g
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6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)
and Health and Safety
CACFP Recruitment
Family/Group Family Child Care Providers who wish to
participate in the Child and Adult Care Food Care Program
are welcome to join Yolanda Michel (CACFP Coordinator)
for this information session. CACFP is a government
reimbursement program funding meals and snacks given to
children in child care.
PLEASE NOTE: Training Certificates will no longer be
given to participants.
Target Group: FG
Levels: All
Dates/Times
Thursday, February 6
Thursday, April 3
Thursday, June 5
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
Location: 235 North Main Street, Spring Valley, NY 10977
Cost:
No charge to potential CACFP Family/
Group Family Child Care Providers and their key staff.
Health and Safety Training to Become a
Family/Group Family Child Care Provider
This pre-service series of classes is mandatory for Family
Child Care registration and Group Family Child Care
licensing. It addresses the following content areas: health,
safety, food safety, supervision, statutes and regulations
pertaining to child care, child abuse and maltreatment, statutes
and regulations pertaining to child abuse, special infant issues
(SIDS and Shaken Baby Syndrome), and infection control.
Rebates are available to pay for these classes upon completion
of registration or licensing. Family Child Care Providers and
Group Family Child Care Providers who need training in
these areas may also attend individual workshops or the entire
series for a fee. Each series is presented by one of the
following CCRR staff who are certified Health and Safety
Trainers: Cindy Torres Bender, James Callahan, David Del
Campo, Fia Hill Murray, Maria Rivas, Alice Rosado or Edna
Saravia.
Dates/Times
Subject to change based on need
Series 1
January 27, 29, February 3, 4, 10, 11 6:00pm – 9:30pm
Series 2 (Spanish)
February 7, 10, 14
If you are a child care provider and have
questions about joining CACFP please
contact your Standards and Support
Specialist.
CACFP Participants:
Look for a Flyer or Email for Mandatory
CACFP Training
9:00am – 2:30pm
Series 3
March 3, 4, 5, 10, 11,13
6:00pm – 9:30pm
Series 4
April 5 and 12
8:45am – 5:00pm
Series 5
May 5, 6, 7, 8, 13, 15
6:00pm – 9:30pm
Series 6
June 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25
6:00pm – 9:30pm
Location: 235 North Main Street, Spring Valley, NY 10977
Cost:
$270 upon registration
(includes $35 non-refundable registration fee)
Rebate: $235 for those in the process of registration or licensing
upon completion of registration or licensing.
OCFS: 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
CDA: A, B, L
Target: FG
Level: All
CBK: e, f, g
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Parent Seminars
Parenting is the hardest job you will ever have and one where you learn as you go along! Child Care Resources of Rockland is pleased
to offer parent seminars to increase your skills and knowledge, as well as provide support. These seminars are FREE for families!
If there is a topic you would like to see presented in future professional development calendars, please call 845-425-0009
x223 or email Kit Saiz at [email protected].
Please note: These seminars are geared to the needs of parents and families. Therefore, child care providers will not be
able to receive a certificate. However, providers are welcome to attend in their role as parents!
Monday, February 10
Can Music Therapy Help My Kid? The How’s, Why’s and What’s of Music Therapy for Children 18 months to
18 years
Are you looking for creative ways to help your child build social, emotional, motor or cognitive skills? Does your child have
developmental delays or behavioral or social challenges? Would an expressive outlet help him/her develop confidence and/or
communication skills? Would learning to sing, play an instrument or move to music provide joy to your child? Certified music
therapist and award-winning children’s musician, Jeffrey Friedberg MA, MT-BC, will give an overview of how and why music therapy
works! He will discuss different approaches to music therapy and resources in the community. He will present practical music
activities that you can do at home to help your child grow and develop. Jeffrey has practiced music therapy for 20 years and has a
music therapy private practice in Nyack, NY. In addition, he performs music for children and families with The Bossy Frog Band.
Tuesday, April 29
Children and Stress
Through discussion, activities and scenarios, parents will have the opportunity to identify some causes of children’s stress, consider
how to handle stress in the lives of their children and how to respond to their children when stress occurs. This seminar will be
presented by Jane Brown (CCRR).
These workshops will be held at 873 Route 45, Suite 103, New Hempstead, NY 10977 Time: 7:00pm – 8:30pm
Orientation
So, You Want to Open a Child Care Program in Your Home:
An Orientation and Information Session
So, You Want to Open an After School Program: An
Orientation and Information Session
Are you interested in learning about Family Child Care? Discuss
what you need to know and do in order to open up a child care
program in your home.
Thinking about starting an after school program?
Let Elaine Trotta (CCRR) help you get off to a good start by looking
at an initial application, timelines, inspection agencies, policies,
and more. Once you complete the orientation, we will be able to
request an application for you!
Location: 235 North Main Street, Spring Valley, NY 10977
There is no charge for this orientation, but please note that no
certificates are provided.
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Location: 235 North Main Street, Spring Valley, NY 10977
There is no charge for this orientation, but please note that no
certificates are provided.
For more information or to schedule an appointment
Please call Elaine Trotta at
(845) 425 - 0009 x421 to schedule or email
[email protected].
For information about opening a Group Family Child Care Program or Child Care Center call the Spring Valley
Regional Office at (845) 708 - 2400
New Family/Group Family Child Care
Providers (F/GFCCP) - Networking
F/GFCCP Network for New Providers
Are you a new family or group family child care provider, in business for 2 years or less? Or have you been registered or licensed
longer than one licensing period but never enrolled or cared for any children in your home? Join the NEWBIES Network and
discover you are not alone in building a home child care program. This new group will offer opportunities to network and share ideas
and hear from veteran providers on how they built their business. A CCRR staff member will facilitate the meeting, which enables
you to receive a training certificate! If you have any questions, please call Jim Callahan at (845) 425 -0009 x221 or email Jim at
[email protected]
Networking Dates: Wednesday, February, 12
Wednesday, March, 12
Wednesday, April 9
Networking Time: 6:30pm – 7:30pm
Location: 873 Route 45 Suite 103, New Hempstead, NY 10977
Fee: $10 (or free if you register for seminar directly after) Receive 6 hours of training for $40 dollars when you sign up for all
3 seminars following the NEWBIES Network meetings.
Non-refundable
Wednesday, February 12
Don’t Be Caught Short! Planning Your Required
Training
Wednesday, April 9
Okay, I’m Registered/Licensed! Now What? Facing
the Everyday Challenges of F/GFCCP
Be prepared to meet licensing requirements by planning your
training in advance! See what your available options are,
including face-to-face seminars, distance learning and CDA.
This seminar, presented by Ellen Mitchell (CCRR), will help
you develop a professional development plan so that you can
meet the OCFS required training hours without panicking at
the last minute.
New and veteran Family and Group Family Child Care Providers
face many challenges, such as communicating with parents
effectively, increasing enrollment, supervising multi-age children,
and dealing with difficult behavior. Join Jim Callahan (CCRR) to
discuss these challenges, and begin to identify strategies and
resources you can use to address these and other challenges. This
seminar is not eligible for EIP. Please call (845) 425-0009
x459 for more information.
Spec ia l Fee: $ 25
Spec ia l Ti me: 7:4 5p m – 8:4 5p m
OCFS: 5, 7
CDA: M
Target Audience: FG
Level: I
CBK: f
Spec ia l Fee: $ 25
Spec ia l Ti me: 7:4 5p m – 8:4 5p m
OCFS: 5, 7
CDA: L
Target Audience: FG
Level: I, II
CBK: g
Wednesday, March 12
Getting Your Child Care Business Started
You’ve received your first license or registration – but that’s just
the beginning! What steps do you need to take to build a
successful business? This seminar for new providers, presented
by Fia Hill Murray (CCRR), will discuss sound business
strategies that will get your child care business running smoothly
right from the start.
Spec ia l Fee: $ 25
Spec ia l Ti me: 7:4 5p m – 8:4 5p m
OCFS: 5
CDA: L
Target Audience: FG
Level: I
CBK: g
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The Director’s
Network
Meet with other center and school age program
directors and discuss issues and concerns that
impact your work. Gain support from others in
the same position as you. Learn strategies that
have worked for others!
Wednesday, April 30
Alone at the Top – A Day of Training Especially for
Center and School Age Care Administrators
What’s the Weather at Your Program? Looking at
Your Organizational Climate?
Early childhood and school age care administrators often have
the global impression that things are going well or not so well
in their program, but often lack specific feedback on just what
areas of the organization contribute to their impressions.
Spend the day examining why organizational climate is so
important. Learn how to gather data to measure and monitor
your program’s climate. Discuss ways to appreciate the
different perspectives of your teachers and support staff and
recognize the role you play in setting the stage for success.
You will leave with strategies and tools to guarantee “bright
and sunny days” ahead in this seminar based on the work of
Paula Jorde Bloom et. al., presented by Debbie Silver (CCRR).
Breakfast and lunch will be provided. You will receive 6
hours of training credit. This seminar is not eligible for
EIP. Please call (845) 425-0009 x459 for more information.
Spec ia l Fee: $ 80 (Members)/$ 120 (N on-Members )
Spec ia l Ti me: 8:3 0am – 3:3 0p m
OCFS: 3, 5
CDA: L, M
Target: D
Level: II, III
CBK: f, g
Would You Like to Host the Director’s Network meeting
and Seminar?
Many directors have expressed an interest in visiting
each other’s sites. Volunteer your site and take
participants on a tour at 3:00pm and you can attend the
training at no charge! Call Debbie at 425 – 0009 x459
or email [email protected] to volunteer.
You will need space for up to 20, with adult tables and
chairs.
The Director’s Network
Dates:
Time:
Location:
Wednesday, February 5
Wednesday, March 19
11:45 am – 12:45pm
873 Route 45, Suite 103, New Hempstead,
NY 10977
Fee:
$10 (or free if you are registered for the
corresponding Director’s seminar directly after)
Wednesday, February 5
An EZ Introduction to the PAS (Program
Administration Scale)
Research consistently finds that high quality administrative
practices are crucial for ensuring beneficial results for children
and families. The PAS (Program Administration Scale) provides
valuable information to child care center directors about the
quality of their administration practices and is part of
QUALITYstarsNY. This seminar presented by Debbie Silver
(CCRR) will introduce you to the tool and how you can use it
for program enhancement. Thanks to a grant from the Early
Care and Learning Council this seminar is offered at a
special rate of $10!!!! This seminar is not eligible for EIP.
Please call (845) 425-0009 x459 for more information.
Spec ia l Fee: $ 10
Spec ia l Ti me: 1:0 0p m – 3:0 0p m
OCFS: 3, 5
CDA: L, M
Target: D
Level: All
CBK: f, g
Wednesday, March 19
“Did You Hear about….?” Dealing with Gossip in
the Workplace
When a group of people work together, it is not uncommon to
have to deal with gossip in the workplace. Explore what gossip
is and why people gossip. Look at strategies and policies for
developing “gossip free” zones. Debbie Silver (CCRR) will show
you how you can use the NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct to
involve staff in problem solving to rid or reduce this morale
lowering practice. Thanks to a grant from the Early Care and
Learning Council this seminar is offered at a special rate of
$10!!!! This seminar is not eligible for EIP. Please call (845)
425-0009 x459 for more information.
Spec ia l Fee: $ 10
Spec ia l Ti me: 1:00 pm – 3:0 0p m
OCFS: 5
CDA: L, M
Target: D
Level: ALL
CBK: f, g
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Beyond the
Basics
Party! Party! Party!
Host a Training Party! Family/Group Family Child Care
Providers, host a Training Party in your home! Gather six of
your friends, decide on a topic and a location, then call Debbie
Silver at (845) 425 - 0009 x459 or email
[email protected]. Participants pay $30 and your
training is free!
Become Part of the Quality
Child Care Campaign
CCRR is recruiting child care programs (all modalities) that
are committed to successfully completing the process of
becoming nationally accredited. As part of the Quality Child
Care Campaign (QCCC), your program will receive technical
assistance and professional development to improve the quality
of your program, a grant to pay for the cost of improvements,
and payments to the accrediting association to cover the fees of
accreditation. The QCCC is funded by the County of Rockland.
If you are interested, contact David Del Campo at (845) 425 0009 x451 or email [email protected] so he can
discuss the details with you.
Grow Professionally!
Go for your CDA (Child Development Associate)
What is CDA? It is a national credential issued to qualified home
and center based providers who work with children birth to five
years of age. Providers receive 120 hours of training through
classes that meet once a week.
Three ways to get your CDA:
1. For college credit with RCC
2. In English or Spanish through CCRR
3. On-line e-CDA
For more information contact
Ellen Mitchell at (845) 425 - 0009 x456 or email
[email protected].
CDA Orientation Session:
At 873 Route 45, suite 103
New Hempstead, NY 10977
Monday, January 6
6:30pm – 8:00pm
Learn about CDA: What’s it all about?
Three ways to get a CDA in Rockland
How to access funding for CDA
Are you eligible?
Register for this orientation session – cost free and
credit free.
For more information call 425-0009 x456 or e-mail
[email protected]
Let Us Come to You!
On Site Center Training
We can offer training to meet the needs of your staff that
address all nine component areas during the day or evening,
including CPR, and First Aid. For more information contact
Debbie Silver at (845) 425 - 0009 x459 or email
[email protected].
The Individual Training Program (ITP)
The Individual Training Program (ITP) is a solution to your
training needs. We are aware that it is difficult to get out to
training, as well as to bring the knowledge back and implement
new ideas in your program. In this innovative program, a Quality
Enhancement Specialist will come to your program
(Family/Group Family Child Care, Center Based, or School Age
Care), conduct an assessment of your program, and schedule
individual technical assistance based upon your needs. The
Educational Incentive Program (EIP) scholarship may cover the
costs.
For more information contact
Debbie Silver at (845) 425 - 0009 x459 or email
[email protected].
Additional Services
Free SUNY Videoconference Trainings
The New York State Office of Children and Family
Services funds videoconference trainings, which are
produced by the SUNY Early Childhood Education
and Training Program. CCRR facilitates these live
broadcasts at our office at 235 North Main Street,
Suite 9, Spring Valley, NY 10977. For dates and topics
please call 1-888-399-0549 or visit their website
www.tsg.suny.edu
All videoconferences take place from
6:45pm - 9:15pm
There is no fee for videoconferences.
Please Note:
• You must register with SUNY for these conferences
by mail or online at www.tsg.suny.edu
• Space is limited
• Children are not permitted to attend
• You must be on time or
you will not be allowed to enter
• For additional viewing locations contact SUNY
• Any questions about videoconference training, call
SUNY at 1-888-399-0549
All seminars will be held at the CCRR training site
in New Hempstead and will run from 6:30 – 8:30
PM unless otherwise noted. In recognition of our
40th Anniversary take two seminars for $40. See the
inside cover for details!!!!
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Códigos:
OCFS:
ARE AS FUNCIONALE S DE CDA:
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Desarrollo Infantil
Salud y Nutrición
Desarrollo de Programa
Seguridad y Protección
Negocios
Identificación y Prevención de abuso y Maltrato
Infantil
7. Estatutos y Regulaciones Pertinentes al Cuidado
Infantil
8. Estatutos y Regulaciones Pertinentes al Abuso y
Maltrato Infantil
9. Síndrome del Bebé Sacudido
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Seguridad
Salud
Ambiente de Aprendizaje
Fisico
Cognoscitivo
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Creativo
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Familias
Manejo de Programa
Profesionalismo
Proveedora de Familia/Grupo
Directores de programas
Infantes/Toddler (personal/proveedoras)
Preescolares (personal/proveedoras)
Edad Escolar (personal/proveedoras)
Proveedoras legalmente exentas
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Crecimiento y desarrollo del niño
Familia y relaciones comunitarias
Observaciones y evaluaciones
Ambiente y Currículo
Salud, Seguridad y Nutrición
Profesionalismo
Administración y manejo de programa
NIVELES DE COMPETENCIA:
Los talleres son designados a cumplir los niveles de competencia de los participantes en diferentes etapas de desarrollo
profesional basado en la información proveída en el manual de Núcleo de Conocimientos del cuidado y educación infantil
de la edad temprana del estado de New York.
Nivel I: Compromiso a una carrera en el cuidado y educación infantil de la edad temprana; contribuye y se asegura de
proveer un ambiente seguro, confortable y saludable; aprende acerca de niños y familias a través de participación en
actividades de desarrollo profesional; recibe continua supervisión proveída por un profesional que se encuentra a un
nivel mas alto.
Nivel II: Exhibe prácticas basadas en teorías de crecimiento, desarrollo y aprendizaje, consistentemente; trabaja
cooperativamente con otros profesionales; establece relaciones de mentor y a veces provee supervisión directa; participa
en estudios formales que la lleven a obtener un título, certificado o grado académico; perfecciona su conocimiento a
través de reflexiones guiadas por sus experiencias de su trabajo con niños de la edad temprana y sus familias.
Nivel III: Extensiva preparación y experiencia académica en su campo profesional; responsable por ser un mentor para
otros niveles; posee la habilidad de proveer nuevos recursos en el desarrollo de teorías y practicas innovadoras;
demuestra dominio de las practicas apropiadas de desarrollo infantil. 21 Seminarios
En Español
NOTA: Todos los talleres se llevaran a acabo en el centro de entrenamientos de CCRR
situado en: 873 Ruta 45 (Ruta 45 esquina New Hempstead Road.) Oficina 103, New
Hempstead, NY 10977.
SERIES BASICAS DE DESARROLLO INFANTIL – AÑO 2014- (BECS)
CHILD CARE RESOURCES OF ROCKLAND,
OFICINA DE ENTRENAMIENTOS
873 Ruta 45, Oficina 103 (Ruta 45 esquina New
Hempstead Road)
New Hempstead, NY 10977
Direcciones para el lugar de entrenamientos de la
Agencia de Recursos y Referencias del Condado de
Rockland, Inc. (CCRR)
Palisades Parkway Northbound:
Use la salida 11. Haga una Izquierda al final de la rampa
llegando al camino de New Hempstead Road. Continúe
derecho a través de la luz de tráfico en la Ruta 45 e
inmediatamente haga una derecha para entrar al
estacionamiento del edificio marcado con el #873. Continúe
derecho y estaciones su vehículo. La oficina de
entrenamientos es la #103. El signo CCRR y el #103 están
puestos en el exterior de la puerta.
Palisades Parkway Southbound:
Use la salida 11. Haga una derecha al final de la rampa
llegando a New Hempstead Road. Siga las direcciones
explicadas anteriormente
New York State Thruway:
Use la salida 13 Norte para llegar al Palisades Parkway. Siga
las direcciones explicadas anteriormente.
Martes Junio 17, 2014
Hacer Música:
En este seminario presentado por Edna Saravia (CCRR) los
participantes crearan y usaran instrumentos musicales.
También se discutirá la importancia de la música y el movimiento
en el desarrollo físico y mental de los niños de todas las edades
Hora: 6:45pm – 8:45pm
OCFS: 3
CDA: C, G
Beneficiarios: FG, PS
Nivel: I, II
CBK: d
Costo de cada taller:
$30 miembros/$70 no-miembros
Localidad:
873 Ruta 45 (Ruta 45 esquina New Hempstead
Road.) Oficina 103, New Hempstead, NY 10977.
SERIES AVANZADAS DE DESARROLLO INFANTIL – AÑO 2014
Miércoles 14 de Mayo, 2014
Un Vistazo a las Nuevas Regulaciones para
FCC/GFCC
Miércoles 18 de Junio, 2014
Planificando su Ambiente de Aprendizaje de Cuidado
Infantil Familiar/Grupal
En este seminario presentado por Maria E. Rivas (CCRR) los
participantes incrementaran su conocimiento y familiaridad
con las nuevas regulaciones de cuidado infantil para
FCC/GFCC.
En este seminario presentado por Maria E. Rivas (CCRR) los
participantes evaluarán su ambiente de aprendizaje para encontrar
un balance entre el tiempo y área del hogar destinado a su familia
y a su programa de cuidado infantil. Los participantes aprenderán
a obtener el máximo de ventajas de su ambiente para satisfacer las
necesidades de ambos.
Hora: 6:45pm – 8:45pm
OCFS: 7
CDA: A, B, L, M
Beneficiarios: FG
Nivel: I, II
CBK: f, g
Hora:
6:45pm – 8:45pm
OCFS:
1, 3, 4
CDA :
A, C, K, L
Level:
I, II
CBK: a, b, c, d, g
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Seminarios
Desarrollo Profesional
Entrenamientos de la Cruz Roja Americana
¿Desea Crecer Profesionalmente?
Los reglamentos de la oficina de niños y familias del estado de
Nueva York (OCFS) requieren que todas las modalidades de
cuidado infantil mantengan por lo menos a una persona
certificada en RCP/DEA y Primeros Auxilios, en sus programas
en todo momento.
Child Care Resources of Rockland, Inc. ofrece el curso de CDA
“sin crédito” en Español y bilingüe (español-inglés).
Según la Cruz Roja Americana, a partir del 1 de Enero del 2011
la certificación de RCP/DEA y el cursó de Primeros Auxilios,
tienen una validez de 2 años.
Después de 20 años de experencia entrenando
profesionales y proveedores de cuidado y educación
infantil, hemos descubierto la manera perfecta de hacerlo:
Estas clases serán presentadas por Edna Saravia (Instructora
certificada por la Cruz Roja Americana) CCRR.
Nosotros podemos ayudarla a:
Las clases son limitadas a 10 participantes.
Debido a la naturaleza de estas clases y a las guías establecidas
por la Cruz Roja Americana no podemos aceptar retrasos. POR
FAVOR LLEGUE A TIEMPO.
Obtenga su Asociado en Desarrollo Infantil (CDA) a través de
Child Care Resources of Rockland, Inc.
• Obtener asistencia financiera para cubrir
el valor del curso
• Obtener los libros y materiales requeridos
• Completar su archivador de recursos profesionales
• Proveerle 120 horas de instrucción y asesoría de
CDA
CCRR le proporcionará asistencia técnica desde el
principio hasta el final.
RCP/DEA Comunitario – Adulto/Niño/Infante
Lunes, 27 de Enero del 2014
Lunes, 7 de Abril del 2014
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
COSTO: $60 Miembros ($90 No-Miembros)
OCFS: 4
CDA: A
Beneficiario: Todos
Nivel: Todos
CBK: e, g
Primeros Auxilios
Martes, 18 de Marzo del 2014
Martes, 20 de Mayo del 2014
6:30pm – 9:30pm
6:30pm – 9:30pm
COSTO: $60 Miembros ($90 No-Miembros)
OCFS: 4
CDA: A, B
Beneficiario: Todos
Nivel: Todos
CBK: e, g
Salud y Seguridad
7-10 y 14 de Febrero del 2014 desde las 9:00am hasta las 2:30pm
COSTO: $270
OCFS: 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9
CDA: A, B, L
Beneficiario: Todos
Nivel: Todos
CBK: e, f, g
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Si usted, ha completado su educación secundaria o su
equivalente (GED) y desea obtener la credencial de CDA en
español o bilingüe (Español/Inglés) por favor llame a Maria
Rivas al (845) 425 - 0009 x455.
Normas Para
Enternamientos
REGISTRACIÓN Y PAGOS
Se requiere registración y pago por anticipado para tomar su
entrenamiento en el cual recibirá un Certificado al término de
éste. Si ha solicitado una beca SUNY EIP esta debe recibirse
antes de atender su entrenamiento, de lo contrario debe pagar
con cheque, al contado o con tarjeta de crédito por el taller.
Solicite su beca por lo menos seis semanas antes del
entrenamiento.
Si recibe una beca después de haber pagado su taller, le
reembolsaremos su dinero tan pronto nos entregue la
notificación de su beca.
Por favor complete un formulario de matrícula para cada curso y
guarde una copia para sus archivos.
No se aceptarán matrículas por teléfono al menos que pague con
una tarjeta de crédito. Aceptamos VISA, MASTERCARD y
DISCOVER.
Regístrese temprano. Los talleres se cancelarán si no hay un
mínimo de participantes registrados una semana antes de la fecha
del taller. Los cheques devueltos tienen un cargo adicional
de $30.
CERTIFICADOS
Usted es responsable de mantener sus certificados y el historial
de sus entrenamientos. Se cobrarán de $5 por cada duplicado de
certificados solicitados.
Para recibir crédito y un certificado de entrenamiento, usted
debe llegar a tiempo y permanecer por el lapso completo que
dure el entrenamiento. Las puertas se cerrarán 15 minutes
después de comenzar el taller. Si usted llega después de cerrarse
las puertas, no se le aceptará en la clase.
VIDEOS DE SUNY
Los participantes deben llegar a las 6:45pm. No se aceptará a
nadie después que el Video haya comenzado (requisitos de
SUNY).
RENOVACION DE CDA
Para renovación de CDA se cobran $10 de administración por
transcripciones de CEU.
COSTO DE REGISTRACIONES
El costo de cada taller para miembros es $30 y $70 para no
miembros, al menos que se indique lo contrario. Para obtener
información de cómo hacerse miembro llame al (845)425 0009 x0.
CONFIRMACIONES
No se harán confirmaciones telefónicas. Su registración o
cheque cobrado servirá como confirmación. Ud puede llamar
al (845)425 - 0009 x0 para confirmar su registración.
CANCELACIONES, REEMBOLSOS Y CREDITOS
No habrá reembolso o re-programación de talleres para las
personas que pierden clases. Child Care Resources of Rockland,
Inc. se reserva el derecho de cancelar cualquier taller que tenga
menos de 5 personas registradas. Si las clases se cancelan debido
a mal tiempo o poca registración los participantes serán
notificados telefónicamente y se les reembolsará el total pagado.
Si el taller se pospone los participantes podrán elegir atender una
nueva fecha o recibir un reembolso total. Por favor asegúrese de
incluir un número de teléfono al cual se le puede llamar en caso
de que se cancele su clase.
En situaciones de inclemencia del tiempo por favor
escuche la radio WHUD (FM 100.7) o entre a la página Internet:
www.cancellations.com. La decisión de cancelar los talleres
debido a la inclemente del tiempo se realizará a las 2:00 PM del
día del taller. Si usted no recibe una llamada telefónica
cancelando su entrenamiento usted puede llamarnos al (845)
425-0009 x0 antes de las 5:00pm para confirmar.
NIÑOS
La presencia de niños, incluyendo infantes, en los talleres de
entrenamientos es muy perturbadora. NO TRAIGA NIÑOS
DE NINGUNA EDAD a los talleres, entrenamientos o videos.
Si viene acompañada de su niño no podrá permanecer en el
entrenamiento. No proveemos cuidado infantil durante los
talleres como tampoco aceptamos a niños en la oficina
mientras los talleres están en sesión. Aunque entendemos que
esta situación podría causarle inconveniencia, por favor no nos
ponga en la posición de tener que negarle su acceso.
Llame al (845) 425 - 0009 x455 para determinar otras
oportunidades de entrenamientos que podrían estar disponibles
para usted.
HISTORIAL DE ENTRENAMIENTOS
El costo del documento de sus entrenamientos que aparecen en
nuestras computadoras es de $10.
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Training
Policies
Registration and Payment
Advance registration and pre-payment are required to enroll in a
training and receive a certificate at the end of the seminar.
We must receive EIP award notification prior to the seminar or
full payment – cash, check, or credit card. Apply for EIP 3-4
weeks before the seminar. If you pay in advance, a refund will
be issued upon receipt of EIP award notification.
Please completely fill out a separate registration form for each
person and keep a copy for your records.
No phone registrations will be accepted without credit card
payment. We accept Visa, MasterCard and Discover.
There is a $30 fee for returned checks.
Certificates
You are responsible for maintaining your training certificates and
training records. There will be a $5 fee for each duplicate
certificate requested ($5 fee is waived for CCRR members).
You must arrive on time and remain for the entire seminar to
receive credit and a certificate. Doors will be locked 15 minutes
after the training starts. If you arrive after that, you will not be
allowed in. Please be on time.
Sometimes seminars take longer than anticipated and sometimes
they end early. CCRR will not change the time on the
certificates. So, if you get out a few minutes early, consider it a
gift of time. If the seminar takes longer than anticipated,
consider it a gift of knowledge!
SUNY Videos
Participants must arrive at 6:45pm. No one will be admitted
once the video begins (SUNY requirements).
American Red Cross Training
Participants must arrive at least 15 minutes before scheduled
start time. American Red Cross policies do not allow us to admit
anyone once the training has begun.
CDA Renewal
There is a $10 administration fee for CEU transcripts for CDA
renewal ($10 fee is waived for CCRR members).
Training Records
There is a $10 fee for a computer listing of your training record
($10 fee is waived for CCRR members).
Fees
In honor of CCRR’s 40th Anniversary, we are pleased to offer 4
hours of training for $40. Take any two seminars found on
pages 6 to 13 for $40! Co-workers, friends, and relatives may
register together and take advantage of this special offer. Or
you may register for 2 seminars yourself!
This only applies when 2 seminars are registered and paid for at
the same time. Otherwise, all seminars will remain $30 for
members and $70 for non-members, unless otherwise
indicated. For membership information call (845) 425-0009 x0.
This special rate does not apply to American Red Cross
Training, Health and Safety, MAT and Alone at the Top.
Confirmations
Confirmation calls will not be made. Your registration form and
cancelled check will serve as your confirmation. You may call
(845) 425-0009 ext. 0 to check that your registration has been
received.
Credits, Refunds and Cancellations
There are NO refunds or rescheduling for missed classes. Child
Care Resources of Rockland, Inc. reserves the right to cancel any
seminar if fewer than five people enroll. If classes are cancelled
due to low enrollment, or inclement weather, participants will be
notified by telephone. A full refund will be issued or the
participant can choose to register for another seminar. Please be
sure to include a phone number where you can be reached in
case of a seminar cancellation.
In case of inclement weather, listen to radio station WHUD (FM
100.7) or go to cancellations.com. The decision to cancel
workshops due to inclement weather will be made by 2pm the
day of the workshop. If you do not receive a call canceling the
training, you can call (845) 425 – 0009 ext. 0 before 5:00pm to
check on that evening’s activities.
Children
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The presence of children, including babies, at trainings is very
distracting. DO NOT BRING CHILDREN OF ANY AGE to
the seminars or videos. If your child accompanies you, you will
not be allowed to remain. We do not provide child care, nor do
we allow any children in the office while seminars are being
presented. While we understand that this may be a hardship,
please do not place us in a position where we have to deny you
access. Call (845) 425-0009 ext. 459 to find out what other kinds
of training opportunities are available to you.
Registration Form
Please complete this 2-page form for each person.
Name/Nombre__________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Home Phone/Número de teléfono en la casa_________________________________________________________________________________
E-mail/Correo electrónico_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Name of Program/Nombre del programa____________________________________________________________________________________
Program Address/Dirección del programa___________________________________________________________________________________
Program Phone/Número de teléfono del programa____________________________________________________________________________
Program E-mail/Correo electrónicoen del programa___________________________________________________________________________
Phone numbers wil l be used i f a semina r is ca ncell ed or po stpo ne d.
Los numerous de te léfono será n uti li zados en c aso de que el tal ler s ea c ancel ado o a pl azado.
Date/Time
Fech/Hora____________________________
Title
Nombre de la clase_______________________________________
Fee
Pago_____________
Date/Time
Fech/Hora____________________________
Title
Nombre de la clase_______________________________________
Fee
Pago_____________
Date/Time
Fech/Hora____________________________
Title
Nombre de la clase_______________________________________
Fee
Pago_____________
Date/Time
Fech/Hora____________________________
Title
Nombre de la clase_______________________________________
Fee
Pago_____________
Date/Time
Fech/Hora____________________________
Title
Nombre de la clase_______________________________________
Fee
Pago_____________
Date/Time
Fech/Hora____________________________
Title
Nombre de la clase_______________________________________
Fee
Pago_____________
Date/Time
Fech/Hora____________________________
Title
Nombre de la clase_______________________________________
Fee
Pago_____________
Please attach additional sheets if necessary. / Por favor, adjunte hojas adicionales si es necesario.
Total number of classes/El número total de clases _______________
Total amount enclosed/Monto total incluído ____________
Pa yment o r E IP a ward mus t be enclos ed with regis tratio n! If EIP funds a re not
ava ila ble, y ou wil l be res ponsi bl e for the p ay me nt .
¡Su p ag o o beca de EIP debe se r i ncluí da con s u matrícul a! Si s u bec a EIP no es
ap robada, Ud. Es resp onsible por el pa go tota l de s u ma trícul a
Payment Options/Opciones de pago:
o MasterCard
o Visa
o Discover
o Check-Money Order/
Cheque-Money Order
o Scholarship/EIP/Coupon
Beca/ Solicitud de pagp “EIP”/Cupón
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Name as it appears on credit card/ Nobre tal como aparece en la tarjeta de crédito
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Expiration Date/Fecha de Expiración
CVC# (last 3 digits on back of card/
Credit Card #/ Tarjeta De Crédito
3 últimos numerous en la parte
Visa, Mastercard or Discover (16 digits/numerous)
posterior de la tarjeta
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Billing Address/Dirección de Cobro de la Tarjeta De Crédito
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Signature/Firma
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Registration Form
(continued)
Please provide the following information. Child Care Aware® of America requires
that we collect this information to assist with our early childhood and school age
care advocacy efforts and to better serve our community. This information will
not be shared.
Name/Nombre______________________________________________
Home Phone/Número de teléfono en la casa_____________________
Cell Phone/Cellular Número___________________________________
E-mail/Correo electrónico_____________________________________
Name of Program/Nombre del programa________________________
Program Address/Dirección del programa_______________________
1. What Languages do you speak? Check all that
4. What is your rate of pay? Check one
Hourly
☐$6.75 - $8.75
☐$8.75 - $10.75
☐$10.75 - $12.75
☐$12.75 - $14.75
☐$14.75 - $16.75
☐$16.75 and above
Salary
☐$15,000 – $25,000
☐$25,000 - $35,000
☐$35,000 - $45,000
☐$45,000 - $58,000
☐$58,000 and above
apply
☐English
☐Spanish
☐French
☐Creole
☐Yiddish
☐Other________________
2. What Position do you hold? Check all that apply
☐Administrator
☐Administrative Assistant
☐Aide
☐Assistant
☐Certified Teacher
☐Director
☐Education Coordinator
☐Group Family Child Care Provider (GFCCP)
☐GFCCP-Assistant
☐Legally Exempt
☐Nurse
☐Parent
☐Registered Family Child Care Provider (RFCCP)
☐Teacher
☐UPK Aide
☐UPK Certified Teacher
☐UPK Director
☐UPK Parent
☐UPK Teacher
☐Other______________________________
3. When were you hired? ____________________
5. Gender: ☐Male ☐Female
6. Ethnicity/Race
☐African American (non-hispanic)
☐Caucasian (non-hispanic)
☐Native American
☐Latin/Hispanic
☐Pacific Islander
☐Asian
☐Haitian
☐Other_____________________________
7. Date of Birth _______________________
8. Benefits provided through work: check all that
apply
☐Health Insurance
☐Dental Insurance
☐Life Insurance
☐401K (or equivalent)
☐Other________________________
9. How would you like us to communicate with
you?
☐Home phone
☐Work phone
☐Home email
☐Work email
☐Mail home
☐Mail work
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Title of Training
30 hours required every 2 years
9. Shaken Baby Syndrome
8. Statues and Regulations Pertaining
to Child Abuse and Maltreatment
7. Statues and Regulations Pertaining
to Child Care
6. Child Abuse and Maltreatment
Identification and Prevention
5. Business Record Maintenance and
Management
4. Safety and Security Procedures
3. Program Development
2. Nutrition and Health Needs of
Children
1. Principles of Early Childhood
Development
Hours
Date
Individualized
Training Record
Name/Program:
License/Registration Period:
Date of Employment:
Write in the title, date and hours of trainings you have completed. Place a check mark under each training topic that was covered in the
training and attach certificates. Certificates must be submitted with your renewal application.
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
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Educational Incentive Program (EIP) and
Membership
Get your training paid for!
The Educational Incentive Program (EIP) is a scholarship program designed to assist
early childhood and school age care professionals in obtaining the training and
education they need to provide quality child care to children. Applicants must be
caring for children in a facility regulated by the New York State Office of Children
and Family Services or the New York State Department of Health (New York City).
Please visit the SUNY website at www.tsg.suny.edu or call 1-800-295-9616 for
additional information. Apply for EIP as soon as possible. Limited funds are
available.
Awards are valid for 30 days from the issue date or course date, whichever is later.
When you receive notification of your EIP award, sign it and return to the training
agency immediately!
Become a Child Care Resources of Rockland Member!
Membership entitles you to:
•
Reduced fees for seminars,
technical assistance and other
training.
•
Free online job postings.
•
Free menu reviews by a registered
dietician.
•
Free training transcripts with
duplicate certificates provided
upon request.
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Membership Form
Name of Individual____________________________________________________
Name of Program/Organization_________________________________________
Mailing Address______________________________________________________
Email Address________________________________________________________
Pl eas e check the ap p rop ria te ca tegory:
☐Indivdual Membership ($45)
☐Family Child Care Provider ($45)
☐Group Family Child Care Provider ($55 for provider and 1 assistant, and $12
for each additional staff). Please provide a separate sheet with names of all staff
members included in membership.
☐Center-Based Program ($60 for 1-5 staff, $12 for each additional staff
member not to exceed $400). Please provide a separate sheet with names of all
staff members to be included in memberships.
Payment Method:
☐ Check ☐ Visa ☐ MasterCard ☐ Discover
Child Care Community Network
newsletters.
Account Number______________________________________________________
Free notary services.
Billing
Address_____________________________________________________________
Exp. Date________________
CVC (last 3 digits on back of card)__________________
___________________________________________________________________
Cardholder’s Signature________________________________________________
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Save the Date!
Children’s Legislative
Forum
Join us in a discussion about “Educational
Equity in Rockland County”
February 28, 2014
Location: Rockland Community College
7:30am - Continental Breakfast
8:00am – 10am
Children’s
Champions
Saturday March 29th
Kids Kingdom
Nanuet NY
10am – 4pm
Dinner!
April 23, 2014
Nyack Seaport
21 Burd Street
Nyack, NY 10960
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THANK YOU!
Contact Us
Via E-mail: [email protected]
By Phone: 845-353-1832
By Fax: 845-353-1926
Or stop in and see us at:
207 Main Street, Nyack, NY 10960
This Publication was designed by Shawn Meyer
Child Care Resources of Rockland, Inc. is a contract agency of the County of Rockland, NYS Office of Children and Family Services, NYS Education
Department, NYS Department of Health and the United Way of Rockland County. Additional funding for Special Needs Services is provided by Family
Support Services, Mental Health Services and the Office of People with Developmental Disabilities. CCRR is supported by Rockland Community
College.
Child Care Resources of Rockland, Inc.
would like to thank Harrington Press
for co-sponsoring the publication of
this training calendar.
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