16,000 Shuttered Child Care Programs Push the Sector Closer to Collapse
16,000 Shuttered Child Care Programs Push the Sector Closer to Collapse
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Nearly 16,000 child care programs across 37 U.S. states have permanently closed since the pandemic began, representing a 9 percent decline in the total number of licensed child care providers, according to a new report published this month by Child Care Aware of America.
Though perhaps less severe than some of the worst-case scenarios laid out in early 2020, the loss of thousands of providers reflects an ever-worsening crisis in the field of early care and education, accelerated by—but not originating with—the arrival of COVID-19.
These closures are sure to have major effects on everyone touched by the child care industry, says Mario Cardona, Chief of Policy and Practice at Child Care Aware of America, a national membership association that works to improve child care and the early childhood profession and that conducted the survey which was the basis for the new report.
The decline in child care providers—8,900 of which provided center-based care and 7,000 of which were family child care programs—represents many more thousands of jobs lost along the way. Some of those early childhood educators sought and found other positions in the field, Cardona notes, but others may have decided to look elsewhere, determining that the challenges and stressors in the field had become hard to justify.
“The labor is intense. The work is intense. Health issues continue,” Cardona says, rattling off reasons an early childhood educator might leave for a job in, say, retail or the service industry, where worker compensation has increased during the pandemic. He also notes that the health and risk calculations for early childhood educators and providers remain quite different from that of the rest of the public. Kids from birth to age 4 are still not eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, and mask-wearing only commonly begins after age 2.
Abbie Lieberman, a senior policy analyst on the early and elementary education policy team at New America, a Washington, D. C.-based think tank, pointed out the way closures are affecting children and families as well.
“Families all over the country are experiencing the realities of these closures,” Lieberman said by email. “Child care programs that they may have relied on for years, that they know and trust, have gone out of business and they are scrambling to find a new program that meets their needs.” The situation is more severe and disruptive in communities where child care spots were already limited; more than half of the U.S. population is estimated to live in child care deserts.
“For young children, continuity in care is important,” Lieberman added. “Disruptions in care can make for difficult transitions as children adjust to new providers and situations.”
More than just constraints on availability, the cost of child care has also increased materially, outpacing the rate of inflation on consumer goods. In 2020, the national average price of child care was $10,174 for the year, a 5 percent increase from 2019.
Source: Child Care Aware of America
The rising costs of child care can, in part, be attributed to the pandemic, Cardona explained. It was neither free nor cheap for child care providers to put in place mitigation measures over the last two years. The cleaning supplies, protective gear and other safety efforts came at a price. And sometimes, programs would have to beef up their staff or lower their enrollment to get within more palatable teacher-to-child ratios during the worst outbreaks. Other times, lower enrollment was a natural byproduct of the pandemic, and providers, already operating on tight margins, were forced to offset the losses and additional costs somehow.
Though the average cost of child care has risen significantly, it was unaffordable for many families well before the pandemic. The report’s findings track a trend from crippingly high costs a couple of years ago to cripplingly higher costs today.
Child Care Aware examined the burden of child care costs regionally across the U. S. as well as state-by-state. In California, a married couple with an infant could expect to pay nearly 17 percent of their household income on center-based child care. In Rhode Island, it would cost nearly 12 percent of a married couple’s household income to place their infant in family child care.
Out of four U.S. regions—the Midwest, Northeast, South and West—the report revealed that the average cost of center-based child care for an infant exceeds the average cost of housing in three of them. The only exception is in the West, where housing costs—average monthly rent or mortgage payments—slightly surpass child care costs. In all four regions, annual child care costs exceed the cost of one year of in-state tuition at a public four-year college.
Source: Child Care Aware of America
What this means is that middle-class families are left to work out a nearly impossible financial situation on their own, Cardona says.
“Families are paying so much for care that it impacts family planning; it impacts whether and when they can purchase a home,” he explains. “If you remove that barrier for families, it provides so many options that they don’t currently have.”
The report highlights a number of woeful realities in the child care sector, but none of them are new. The pandemic has worsened the situation considerably and pushed these issues into the public discourse.
“Families cannot afford to pay any more, and child care providers cannot afford to charge any less,” Lieberman writes. “Providers are already struggling to stay afloat, and the workforce is underpaid. Providing a safe, quality environment costs money. The most viable way to lower the burden on parents and ensure that providers stay in business is to invest public funds in child care.”
Both Lieberman and Cardona expressed hope that early childhood provisions of the federal Build Back Better bill, which includes efforts to reduce the cost of child care on families and to improve the early childhood profession, may yet become a reality.
The bill, which has stalled in Congress, would limit child care costs to 7 percent of income for middle-class families (compared to the 10 to 20 percent many families currently pay) and guarantee access to free, universal pre-K for all 3- and 4-year-olds in the U. S., among other forms of assistance for the field.
“It would make a radical difference,” Cardona says emphatically. “It would change the way we support young families. It would address issues related to supply, compensation for educators, affordability for families. … and it would represent a shift in the way this country values early care and education.”
State and local efforts do exist, and they can make a difference. New York is currently considering universal child care at the state level. In Washington, D.C., local officials have signed off on a plan to give one-time payments between $10,000 and $14,000 to child care workers as part of a larger effort to boost their pay.
Still, short of a federal solution, experts say, providers will likely continue to close their programs. Families will continue to be saddled by the inordinate costs of paying for care. Child care workers will continue to need public assistance to get by, if they don’t exit the field altogether.
“Our country should have addressed this market failure a long time ago,” Lieberman said.
Her colleague Laura Bornfreund, director of New America’s early and elementary education policy team, put it more bluntly.
“There has never been a U.S. child care system,” she said by email. “There have been funding streams to help some families meet their child care needs. But even what was previously in place was inadequate. And, now both because of our country’s past failure to put a real system that works for all families in place, years of disinvestment in what was in place, and the current state of child care because of the pandemic, there is a crisis. It is on the brink of collapse.”
NC child care access and COVID-19 closures by county
As the state responds to the COVID-19 pandemic and plans a gradual reopening, early childhood advocates are pointing to the necessity of child care moving forward.
“The bottom line is that if child care programs don’t receive the financial support they need to reopen, it will make it incredibly hard for North Carolina’s families to go back to work when this crisis is over,” writes Michele Rivest, policy director at the NC Early Education Coalition.
About 43% of the state’s child care centers and homes have closed, according to a brief released this month by the NC Justice Center’s Budget and Tax Center titled “NC without child care: Emergency support to state’s early education infrastructure needed now.” And about a third of North Carolina centers responding to a survey by the National Association for the Education of Young Children said they would not be able to reopen after a closure of more than two weeks without government investment.
Even before the pandemic, the state’s child care system did not meet all families’ needs. A Center for American Progress report in December 2018 found that 44% of people in North Carolina were living in a child care desert, defined as an area where there are more than three young children for every licensed child care slot.
The following map shows the percentage of children living in child care deserts, by county, pulling from the same 2018 data from the Center for American Progress, reported out by the NC Justice Center.
Next, take a look at how the percentage of child care centers/homes that have closed varies by county. The data are from the NC Partnership for Children as of April 14, 2020, reported out by the NC Justice Center.
Centers’ decisions of whether to close, Rivest said in an interview, have considered a variety of factors: the health of workers, children, and their families; the financial viability of operating without revenue from private-paying parents; and the demand of essential workers in their community.
Centers that remain open had to complete a state application to meet certain health and safety guidelines and commit to serving children of essential workers. The state also announced it would continue paying centers subsidy rates and NC Pre-K payments, whether they were open or closed.
“Those that stay open either had a demand or they decided there would be some money coming from the state some time and it was worth it to them financially to try to stay open and get whatever income they could without permanently closing their doors,” Rivest said.
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Finally, look at the following map to consider both child care access and COVID-19 closures by county. Counties are color-coded based on access, then shaded based on the degree of closures. Darker shades imply more closures.
Counties with high access to child care (defined as less than 34% of children living in child care deserts) are green. Counties with medium access (34-66% of children living in child care deserts) are purple. Counties with low access (more than 66% of children living in child care deserts) are red.
Closure levels were broken down for the map similarly. High closures, represented by the darkest shades, are defined as more than 66% of centers/homes closed. Medium closures, represented by the medium shades, are defined as 33-66% of centers closed. Low closures, represented by the lightest shades, are defined as less than 33% of centers/homes closed.
A dark green county, for example, has a low percentage of children living in child care deserts but a high percentage of COVID-19 closures. If centers reopened there, the county’s system would be relatively accessible to children and families.
A light red county has a longer-term accessibility problem but has not seen as many closures.
A dark red county indicates a pre-existing problem of accessibility in the county, which has been deepened by COVID-19 closures.
Rivest said this final situation is where she predicts the most hardship in rebuilding the early education system. Counties with more deserts, Rivest said, often have smaller populations, fewer private-paying parents, and lower subsidy rates for centers. Add to that the uncertainty of how many parents will go back to work – and when – during an economic recession.
“That’s what I think is going to be our greatest challenge, is how do we bring child care back, re-open child care, in an equitable way?” she said. “And I think those higher-desert counties will have the greatest difficulty and need the most financial support.”
The COVID-19 crisis, Rivest said, has illuminated ways the previous system did not provide equal access across the state.
“When we reopen and rebuild, we need to do this in a much more equitable way than our previous system — or our current system — which is really very ad hoc,” she said. “It’s very market-driven, and it’s the North Carolina you look at right now. You have some counties and some people that have low access to resources, whether it’s health care or child care. And somehow we’ve got to level that field out a little bit.”
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Liz Bell is the early childhood reporter for EducationNC.
How kindergartens work in emergency situations
20.01.2022
When parents send their child to kindergarten, they hope that he will go there every day on weekdays if he does not get sick. But there are always failures – water, electricity, heating are turned off in the gardens, accidents happen. We understand how kindergartens work in emergency circumstances and what parents can count on.
What the law says
The working conditions of the kindergarten are prescribed in SanPiN: there must be drinking water in the garden, hot water in the catering department, toilets, laundry, swimming pool, medical unit. If there is no cold water, then this creates an unfavorable epidemiological situation and may affect the health of children and adults.
If there is no cold water in the kindergarten, then children cannot go to it. Also, the head, in agreement with the Department of Education, can generally suspend the work of the organization.
If there is no hot water in the kindergarten, then children can go to it. To do this, it is necessary to ensure the washing of dining and kitchen utensils, compliance with the rules of personal hygiene of children and the sanitary condition of the premises. That is, if employees can wash dishes, toilets and heat water for handwashing.
How do kindergartens work in summer?
It is more difficult with electricity – nothing is said about this in SanPiN. If the work of the kitchen and other departments is not disrupted due to a power outage, then the children can go to the garden or at least stay in it until the end of the working day.
If an accident occurs in a kindergarten, for example, the kitchen is flooded, then its work is suspended. Because the operation of the kitchen can lead to fires and other problems.
If an infectious disease is found in a child from kindergarten, then the group is closed for quarantine. In this case, everything depends on the diagnosis. With chickenpox, quarantine is announced in the group for two weeks: the children go to the garden, but every morning they are checked and watched so that there are no signs of illness.
What should parents do if the garden is closed
As a rule, if the kindergarten is closed for half a day or a day, then the organization can issue certified certificates to parents, which they can provide at work. If the garden cannot work for more than one working day, the manager collects lists of those who definitely need a duty group. Such children are distributed to other kindergartens, taking into account their location.
Playground in kindergarten according to SanPiN and GEF
What should caregivers do if the kindergarten is closed
Even if children do not go to the garden, teachers can continue to work if the head has not made a decision to close the garden. If such a decision is made, then teachers work at home. The order to close the institution should say what exactly teachers should do in order to work out the load. The money must be paid in full.
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Quarantine in kindergarten: concept and features
What is it? Quarantine in kindergarten is a last resort, which is taken in case of excessively frequent cases of illness. A similar mode can be activated for various reasons: influenza, SARS, acute respiratory infections, coronavirus, and so on.
How to enter? To declare a quarantine in a preschool educational institution, knowledge of the number of cases is not enough. The head of the institution must issue an order and announce his intention to employees and parents. And then the action plan depends on the disease that caused the temporary closure of the kindergarten.
Contents:
What is quarantine in kindergarten
Algorithm for introducing quarantine in kindergarten
Transfer of children to another group during quarantine in kindergarten
What teachers should do during quarantine in kindergarten
Peculiarities of quarantine in kindergarten due to COVID-19
Frequently asked questions about quarantine in kindergarten
What is quarantine in kindergarten
Quarantine is an anti-epidemic measure, the main purpose of which is to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. These diseases include coronavirus infection, influenza, tuberculosis, scarlet fever, chicken pox, etc.
Quarantine measures can be announced on the territory of a city, region, and even a state. This extreme measure can be used in the event of a large-scale spread of infections that threaten the life and health of people. Quarantine is also introduced at the level of a single institution. In the season of rising incidence, we often hear that due to the increase in the number of people with influenza or SARS, a specific class, school or group of kindergarten is closed for quarantine.
In our country, there is a clear procedure for introducing quarantine. It regulates at what percentage of cases the organization should start implementing anti-epidemiological measures. Depending on the identified disease, the period for which quarantine will be declared and measures to prevent the spread of a dangerous infection are determined.
If within a week five children attending one group of the kindergarten are diagnosed with influenza or SARS, the medical worker of the preschool educational institution is obliged to report the situation to Rospotrebnadzor. The decision to introduce quarantine will be made if the number of sick people out of the total number of pupils exceeds 20%.
The minimum quarantine period is seven days. For such a time, the group is closed in case of revealed facts of influenza, SARS, AII. Quarantine for scarlet fever and diphtheria in kindergarten also lasts seven days.
With meningococcal infection, its duration is 10 days, with whooping cough – 14, poliomyelitis – 20. The quarantine period for chickenpox and measles in kindergarten is three weeks. The longest period a group can be closed for is 35 days. In this case, we are talking about viral hepatitis.
With the continued increase in the number of cases, the quarantine period may be extended. Information about this should be brought to the attention of parents in a timely manner.
Quarantine in kindergarten is introduced on the basis of the order of the head of the preschool educational organization. This local act should indicate the start and end dates of the anti-epidemiological measures, as well as those responsible for the implementation of sanitary and epidemiological measures.
When dangerous infections and the scale of their spread are detected, the decision to declare a quarantine may also come from the executive authorities and Rospotrebnadzor.
Algorithm for introducing quarantine in kindergarten
In accordance with the current norms of SanPiN 3.3686-21, during quarantine in kindergarten, each child is admitted to the group after an initial examination, which makes it possible to exclude the presence of signs of viral and respiratory diseases. The identified symptoms are recorded by the health worker of the preschool educational institution.
Attendance during this period is especially important. All information about the reasons for the absence of the pupil is clarified immediately and recorded in a special journal.
At the end of the work shift, the teacher provides the attendance report and information on the number of sick people to the head of the preschool educational institution. The head of the kindergarten compares the percentage of absentees due to illness with the standard and decides on the need to introduce sanitary and epidemiological measures.
When quarantine is introduced in certain groups in the kindergarten, the following procedure is observed:
The available data is immediately transferred to the PEI health worker.
Guided by the content of order No. 726n/740, the health worker sends a corresponding notice to the department of the Center for Hygiene and Epidemiology FBUZ, with subsequent transfer of data to Rospotrebnadzor.
Local authorities are informed about the situation .
The head of the preschool educational institution issues order to start quarantine.
Under the guidance of a medical worker, a program of anti-epidemic measures is being developed, the purpose of which is to minimize the risks of spreading the infection.
Educators inform parents about the reasons for the introduction of quarantine and its timing.
Any measures aimed at preventing the risks of the spread of infection in the preschool educational institution are carried out in strict accordance with the norms of Federal Law-52 dated 30. 03.1999 “On the sanitary and epidemiological well-being of the population.”
How long quarantine is introduced in kindergarten and how many days it will last depends on a number of factors. The deadlines are indicated in the order for the institution, which is drawn up by the head of the preschool educational institution, but with the continued spread of the infection, appropriate additions are made to the document, and the timing of the anti-epidemic measures is increased.
Transfer of children to another group during quarantine in kindergarten
In certain cases, healthy children from the quarantined group may be transferred to another children’s group. The head, together with the health worker, can make such a decision under the following circumstances: the child has not been in contact with sick children and has the appropriate vaccination. An important circumstance is the availability of free space in another group.
If the pupil did not visit the children’s group for seven or more days before the start of quarantine, you can raise the question of his transfer to another group. Otherwise, it is likely that the disease has not yet manifested itself. This means that the child can get sick and pose a threat to those with whom he will be in contact.
Contact children must be at home during the quarantine period. It is not worth enrolling them in private kindergartens, since in this case you risk not only the health of your child, but also the health of other children.
What teachers should do during quarantine in kindergarten
After the group is closed, not only children, but also teachers are quarantined in the kindergarten. It is impossible to involve teachers who worked in a closed group in activities with other children, so they are forced to do things that exclude contact with pupils outside the quarantine group. First of all, this is general cleaning, which is carried out on the first and last day of quarantine, the processing of toys, furniture and teaching aids.
If quarantine is declared for SARS, then these employees are not forbidden to appear in other kindergarten premises, but their contacts with people are strictly regulated. Quarantined teachers can leave the group only in a medical mask, replaceable shoes and a light-colored coat. They are not allowed to communicate with other employees.
Regular monitoring of their health should be carried out by a PEI health worker.
Being at the workplace during the quarantine period, educators also maintain current documentation, fill out health sheets, draw up work plans for the coming period, and, if necessary, remotely interact with parents on the organization of the educational process.
Admission of children to the group after the end of quarantine is carried out with a certificate of health. For sick children, the certificate also contains information about the exemption from physical education. Sometimes they indicate the terms of the medical withdrawal from preventive vaccinations.
Features of quarantine in kindergarten due to COVID-19
Coronavirus infection spreading in a preschool institution is also the basis for quarantine. The procedure for its introduction is standard, but at the same time, one sick person is enough to start an anti-epidemic measure. Quarantine periods are longer. The minimum number of days is 14, but most often it lasts longer – up to 30 days.
Detection of this viral infection in a kindergarten can lead to the closure of the entire kindergarten. This situation is possible if the sick pupil was present at the event, where there were children from other groups. If there were no such contacts, quarantine is introduced only in the children’s group that he attended, and will apply to educators working with this group.
Some employees are in contact with a large number of preschool children. Classes with children from different groups are conducted by physical education teachers, music workers, speech therapists, etc. If a coronavirus infection is detected in one of them or in food service workers, the entire kindergarten will be quarantined.
If there are cases in the families of pupils, children are also sent to quarantine. The groups they attended are not closed.
Frequently Asked Questions about Quarantine in Kindergarten
1. Are kindergarten employees required to warn parents about quarantine?
On the day of receiving official information about the diagnosis of a sick child, employees are required to inform parents about the disease in question and how long the quarantine in the kindergarten can last.
2. Can I bring my child to kindergarten after the start of quarantine?
If a child attended kindergarten before the quarantine was declared, which means that he was in contact with a sick child, you can take him to kindergarten.
If the child was not in the kindergarten on the day the carrier of the infection was detected, they have the right to refuse to visit this children’s group, transferring him to another group for a while.
Sometimes parents of children who have not been vaccinated are denied access to daycare because of the increased risk of infection. A typical situation is when an unvaccinated child is in a group with those who were vaccinated with a “live” polio vaccine. In order to avoid illness, such a child is taken out of the kindergarten for 90 days.
It is impossible to call such a decision of the kindergarten administration legal. Under the circumstances, the vaccinated and unvaccinated child should simply be temporarily separated into different children’s groups.
3. Is it allowed to unite groups if a large number of children are absent due to illness?
Such an association is prohibited, since even in the absence of 20% of the children in the group, any contact with other children is excluded.
4. What does the list of restrictions look like for a quarantined group?
If the group is closed for quarantine, pupils must not:
participate in public events;
stay in the territory of quarantined groups;
to attend sports and music halls.
Control over compliance with the sanitary regime during this period is tightened:
wet cleaning is carried out twice during the day;
daily quartzing is provided;
toys and utensils are treated with a disinfectant solution;
the ventilation frequency is increased.
Vaccination activities are canceled in this case.
5. Do the parents of a healthy child have the right to issue a sick leave to care for him for the period until the children are admitted to kindergarten?
If the child is healthy and has not been in contact with carriers of the infection, he may be given a place in another group. If this option is not possible, parents of children under the age of seven are entitled to sick leave during quarantine in kindergarten.
The basis for issuing a temporary disability certificate is Federal Law No. 255 of December 29, 2006.
6. Is it possible to go with a child who does not have symptoms of the disease to entertainment centers, theaters, shops if quarantine is declared in the kindergarten?
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Seeking an Afterschool and Summer Program Manager to begin in August 2023 for the 2023-2024 school year. This is a full-time, year-round position that involves managing after school programming during the school year, and summer programming during the summer. This programming is grant-funded and the Program Manager will be responsible for managing grant funds, in addition to planning program activities and managing staff. This is a salaried ($50,000) position with full benefits offered. Please send a letter of interest and a resume including two references by July 26, 2023 to Superintendent Kim White at [email protected]. This position will remain open until filled. For more information please contact the Silverton School District at 970-387-5544. The Silverton School District is an equal opportunity employer.
Part-Time Office Assistant
Seeking a part-time office assistant. This position is approximately 20 hours per week. $20/hr. Duties include filing, copying, answering phones, and assisting the Business Manager with daily administrative tasks. Please send a resume by July 26, 2023 to Superintendent Kim White at [email protected]. This position will remain open until filled. For more information please contact the Silverton School District at 970-387-5544. The Silverton School District is an equal opportunity employer.
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Located in the heart of the San Juan Mountains at 9,318 feet above sea level, our remote and unique school is home to ~75 students and 15 teachers. Our mixed-level grades, abundant fieldwork opportunities, and focus on both academic achievement and social, emotional, and ethical learning makes our school a dynamic place where student, family, and teacher efficacy is central to our culture.
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The Silverton Public School follows an Expeditionary Learning Outward Bound (EL for short) academic model. EL provides a comprehensive framework to shape and guide our school’s structure and culture. Through this model, much of our academics are centered on learning expeditions. These expeditions and state curriculum standards provide a framework for study by focusing learning on a specific compelling topic; for example, the water cycle, history of U. S. education, Africa, the 20th Century, or the food cycle. Given the small and isolated nature of the Silverton community, the fieldwork aspect of our EL learning model has become an important part of learning.
Focused trips are planned by teachers that bring the real world into their expedition topic studies, and take place throughout the four corners region and occasionally beyond. For example, in 2013-14, the middle school completed a year-long expedition on U.S. immigration, studying the historical aspect (Ellis and Angel Island) as well as current immigration issues. Their culminating fieldwork was a trip to San Francisco where they visited Angel Island, worked with students in refugee and immigrant schools, and toured Chinatown. These types of experiences bring a depth to their studies that cannot be accomplished in any classroom setting.
The Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Arts School was founded in 1895 by the journalist Martha Distel. In the same year, a demonstration of the world’s first electric stove took place in Paris. This action was aimed at promoting the educational institution. The best chefs in the world have taught at Le Cordon Bleu.
Today, Le Cordon Bleu received the honorary title of “Best Culinary Institute” from the World Culinary Awards. It is in 4th place in the list of the best culinary schools in the world. The educational institution successfully cooperates with organizations such as the Alliance Francaise Foundation, the International Association of Professional Culinary Arts (IACP), the World Association of Chefs Societies and many others.
Among the famous alumni of the school is the cook and writer Julia Child, laureate of the Order of the Legion of Honor. The educational institution also graduated from such famous chefs as Nancy Silverton, Gaston Acurio and others.
Le Cordon Bleu offers its students the following specializations: Culinary Arts and Business, Hospitality and Culinary Arts, Gastronomy and Nutrition . After completing the program, graduates can work as chefs in restaurants, open their own culinary business or devote themselves to restaurant criticism. They work in such large French and global companies as Arpege, Fauchon, Mandarin Oriental and many others.
The mission of the school is to train chefs and other world-class culinary professionals who will surprise the audience with new gastronomic and business discoveries.
Le Cordon Bleu currently has over 20,000 students.
Le Cordon Bleu provides its students with financial support in the form of grants and scholarships. Those who study cooking, management or wine production can apply for financial rewards. In addition, they can complete paid internships in large companies, which increases their chances of successful employment.
The main campus of the school is located in Paris. It has everything you need to learn modern culinary arts – 7 classes for learning pastry and baking, 3 showrooms, a wine room, a common space for students to relax, a workshop for classes with chefs, as well as its own boutique and cafeteria.
California day care guide: How to get child care assistance
State subsidized child care
There are a variety of state subsidized child care programs geared toward low-income families and certain populations, including foster, migrant and homeless families.
Programs generally serve children from birth to age 12; some aid is available for older children with disabilities. If you receive a child care voucher, you can keep it and use it for after-school or weekend care until your child turns 13.
Who qualifies: Families who receive CalWORKS are automatically entitled to subsidized child care.
Other families can qualify for subsidized care if they meet any one of these conditions:
Your family’s income is equal to or less than 85 percent of the state median income. (See the income eligibility table below.)
Your family qualifies for aid from Medi-Cal, CalFresh, the California Food Assistance Program (CFAP), the California Women, Infants and Children nutrition program (WIC) or the federal Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations.
Your child is eligible for early intervention or special education services.
Your family is experiencing homelessness or needs permanent housing.
Your family has children who receive child protective services or have been identified by an agency as being at risk of abuse, neglect or exploitation.
You can also qualify for subsidized child care if your family’s 2022 pre-tax income falls within these limits:
Most subsidized care programs also require families to show they need child care by meeting at least one of these conditions:
Working
Seeking employment
In school or training
Experiencing homelessness
Incapacitated
State preschool
State preschool is a publicly-funded, center-based program for 3- and 4-year-olds designed to prepare them for kindergarten. State preschool can be part-day or full-day and is offered by school districts and some child care centers.
Who qualifies: Families with incomes at or below the state median income qualify. As of spring 2023, for a family of four, that means making $112,105 a year or less.
Children with disabilities can qualify without meeting the income eligibility. Children also qualify if they are experiencing homelessness, receiving child protective services or identified as at risk of abuse, neglect or exploitation.
Transitional kindergarten
Children who are 4 years old can attend transitional kindergarten, which is a free, optional grade level offered by public schools. Transitional kindergarten programs are either part-day or full-day and may not be available at every school in a district.
Who qualifies:During the current 2022-2023 school year, transitional kindergarten is open to children whose fifth birthday falls between Sept. 2 and Feb. 2. By 2025, it will be available to all children who turn 4 by Sept. 1.
Before- and after-school and summer programs
Some public schools offer free, on-campus before- and after-school programs, as well as summer programs. Often these programs give priority to certain children, including children of single parents or military families and children who need academic intervention.
Wait lists fill up quickly, so check with your school about availability.
Head Start
Head Start is a federal program that provides free child care and family support services for infants through 5-year-olds. To find a Head Start program, you can call 1-866-763-6481 or visit eclkc.ohs.acf.hhs.gov/center-locator.
Who qualifies: Families with incomes at or below the federal poverty level qualify. In 2022, that means a family of four must make no more than $27,750 a year.
Children who are in foster care or homeless or whose families receive public assistance (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families or Supplemental Security Income) also qualify.
Military child care
The military operates its own child care programs and offers financial aid for families who can’t get a spot in military child care.
Who qualifies: Eligibility and priority for military child care depends on a variety of factors, such as your position and whether you are single or married. Military families can request fee assistance regardless of income level.
Visit militarychildcare.com for information on what you qualify for.
Pre-kindergarten children listen to their teacher at the Center for Children and Families at CSUSM in San Marcos. There are several subsidized care programs available to qualifying 4-year-olds in California, and the state’s new transitional kindergarten program will serve more of them in the coming years.
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Greenhouse Building and Lily Pond
Oct. 2019
The classic greenhouse building reminded me of many European greenhouses. I’m not sure that in the hot climate of California such a building is functional. It is unlikely that it is so cold here that even tropical plants could not withstand the local climate.
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Grodno, Belarus1,434 publications
Lots of plants
June 2017 • With friends
Large and free botanical garden in Balboa Park. There is a lily pond in front of the garden.
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Sergei E
Penza, Russia817 publications
Plant Kingdom
Feb. 2017 • For two
Lots of exotic and tropical flowers and plants, collected and beautifully planted under an arched glass roof, is another place to go for a stroll in Balboa Park. For free. Sometimes it is not overcrowded because of the crowds.
Published January 19, 2018
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Cancun, Mexico49 publications
The place where the muse comes.
Nov. 2016 • Traveling alone
When you are tired of the hustle and bustle of the city and you want peace and tranquility, but not in the wilderness, but somewhere nearby in a few moments. Then keep your way to this wonderful land, where fish, butterflies, and plants of unusual shapes and colors will give you an uplift of the soul, where you will find that calmness that you dreamed of among the noisy streets.
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Olga
Krasnodar, Russia454 publications
Paradise for plant lovers
July 2017 • With friends
The botanical garden is located on the territory of Balboa Park. . The local diversity of plants will amaze even connoisseurs of flora: species were collected not only throughout America, but also imported from other regions of the world. There are greenhouses and artificial ponds.
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mashadowy
Moscow, Russia111 publications
Appeasement
June 2015 • For two
No matter how your day started – here you will feel much better! Beautiful flowers, butterflies and a picturesque pond will help you!
Posted May 27, 2016
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Moscow, Russia321 publication
delight and orsids
March 2016 • With friends
very nice small pavilion in the center of the park, admission is free. in front of the pru pavilion with colored carps. inside the pavilion everything is surrounded by greenery and a lot of different flowers and orchids. very nice
Published May 3, 2016
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DVK78
Truckee, CA72 Publications
You won’t find this variety of plants and flowers anywhere else.
Apr. 2015
The Botanical Pavilion is located in the heart of Balboa Park. The building itself is already admirable, and what’s inside is even more so! This is all you need to see – the play of light and shadows between the leaves and flowers of tropical plants. And of course it all smells good. By the way, you can buy a lot. In front of the pavilion there is a beautiful pond with colored carps. Be sure to visit if you get a chance.
Published February 21, 2016
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Lerka S
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A small and cozy corner of greenery
dec. 2015 • For two
A small greenhouse, free to visit – several types of flowers are presented – quite a lot of orchids. The entire walk through the greenhouse can take only 10-15 minutes at a walking pace. In front of the entrance to the greenhouse there are 2 ponds with lilies and fish, which attracts many tourists
Published January 14, 2016
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MASHUK4
San Diego, California66 publications
Pleasant place
May 2015 • Family fun
The wooden greenhouse is located in the center of Bolboa Park, in front of it is a pond in which golden fish, turtles and large koa fish. The greenhouse is open free of charge from 10 to 5, where you can see different types of orchids and other tropical plants all year round, lotus lilies bloom in the pond in summer and autumn, there are many lawns around.
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Easterseals New Hampshire’s Child Development Centers (CDCs) offer inclusive and comprehensive child care for children of all abilities from six weeks to five years of age. Our centers are National Association for the Education of Young Children accredited places for your child or children to spend the day learning, socializing, and playing.
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A1 Roofing & Remodeling
673 Hamilton Ave SE Atlanta, Georgia 30312
AdvantaClean of Sandy Springs
6577 Long Acres Dr Atlanta, Georgia 30328
Advantage Cleaning Services
4254 River Green Dr NW Ste 610 Atlanta, Georgia 30327
AMAZE-U CLEANING SERVICES
P.O. Box 48717 Atlanta, Georgia 30362
Amazingly Clean Domestic Services, LLC
6704 Overlook Ridge Atlanta, Georgia 30349
Amigos Renovations LLC
3193 Oakcliff Rd Atlanta, Georgia 30340
Andre Home Services
PO Box 8660 Atlanta, Georgia 31106
Atlanta Green Maids
3500 Lenox Road Suite 1500 Atlanta, Georgia 30326
Atlanta Movers
Atlanta, Georgia 30332
B & B MOVERS LLC
2587 GRESHAM RD Atlanta, Georgia 30316
BAMD Cleaning & Janitorial Svc
878 Peachtree St NE 301 Atlanta, Georgia 30309
Beautiful Cleaning Services Group Inc
6025 Sandy Springs Cir NE # 348 Atlanta, Georgia 30328
Boss baby movers
5437 Denny Dr Atlanta, Georgia 30349
Brazil Maid Services
17 Forest Ridge Ct Atlanta, Georgia 30350
Brittany Maids
50 Executive Park S Ste 5013 Atlanta, Georgia 30329
5825 Glenridge Dr Bldg 1 Ste 112 Atlanta, Georgia 30328
The Maids of North Atlanta
100 N River Dr. Atlanta, Georgia 30350
The Organized Queen
P O Box 91636 Atlanta, Georgia 30364
The Welcome Home Company
695 Pylant Street NE Ste 103 Atlanta, Georgia 30306
THE WRIGHT TOUCH
2348 CHAMBLEE TUCKER RD Atlanta, Georgia 30341
THERESA’S HOUSECLEANING & PET SERVICES
PO BOX 724111 Atlanta, Georgia 31139
TLC cleaning Services
701 Dalvigney St NW Atlanta, Georgia 30318
Truck and I
1401 Hills Pl NW Atlanta, Georgia 30318
VIA MAID SERVICE
6075 ROSWELL RD NE Atlanta, Georgia 30328
WellKept
3399 Peachtree Rd NE Ste 400 Atlanta, Georgia 30326
Willie’s Lawn & Handyman Services
PO Box 20412 Atlanta, Georgia 30325
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A Polished Touch, LLC
2862 Buford Hwy 110 Duluth, Georgia 30096
A Transformation Cleaning Services
115 Antler Trl Temple, Georgia 30179
A&A Property Maintenance
200 Dupree Rd Woodstock, Georgia 30189
A&D Rehab
2023 Tallwood Pl Griffin, Georgia 30223
A&G Dominican Hair Salon
803 Powder Springs Street ste 3 Marietta, Georgia 30064
A-Legacy Commercial Cleaning Services LLC
PO Box 1544 Red Oak, Georgia 30272
A-PLUS KLEANING
13124 ADMIRALTY WAY Everett, Washington 98204
AA Handyman
330 North Crosslane Rd. Monroe, Georgia 30656
Acme Services Inc
1765 Cherry Log Way Lawrenceville, Georgia 30043
Act One Cleaning
515 Bay Point Dr Rainbow City, Alabama 35906
AEG construction & Remodeling llc
Decatur, Georgia 30034
AFFORDABLE CLEANING SERVICES
43 Old Holcomb Bridge Way Roswell, Georgia 30076
Airam Cleaning LLC
PO Box 370021 Decatur, Georgia 30037
Akin’s Cleaning Service LLC
5303 Audubon Pl Norcross, Georgia 30093
Alex Venegas
2400 BARRETT CREEK BLVD Marietta, Georgia 30066
All About Contents LLC
PO Box 268 Acworth, Georgia 30101
ALL CLEAR CLEANING INC
7286 Glade Rd SE Acworth, Georgia 30102
All Pronto Cleaning Service LLC
3084 Baymount Way Lawrenceville, Georgia 30043
All Ways Professional Carpet Care
P O Box 402 Lovejoy, Georgia 30250
Allied Van Lines
1 Parkview Plaza OAKBROOK TERRACE, Illinois 60181
AllStar Cleaning Service
2000 Powers Ferry Rd. SE Marietta, Georgia 30067
Almighty cleaning company
3924 Shenfield Dr Union City, Georgia 30291
Alquimia Cleaning Services
424 Russell Ridge Dr Lawrenceville, Georgia 30043
Amazon Cleaning LLC
3820 Highlands Pkwy SE Smyrna, Georgia 30082
American Home Cleaning
5851 Brookstone Walk Acworth, Georgia 30101
Amoreli’s Cleaning
1537 Deerfield Point Alpharetta, Georgia 30004
AMS 1 INNOVATIONS CORPORATION
26 Towne Centre Way Hampton, Virginia 23666
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2023-24 TK Survey
Is your district planning to implement TK? Complete the 2023-24 TK Assessment Profile to let OSPI know of your intention with TK and keep up to date with TK/WaKIDS data due dates.
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Transition to Kindergarten (TK) is a legislatively established and authorized program for children who are at least 4-years-old by August 31 and have been identified through a screening process to be in need of additional preparation to be successful kindergarten students in the following school year.
OSPI published data on February 1, 2023, showing that TK is an effective strategy for closing opportunity gaps.
OSPI will adopt emergency rules for the 2023-24 school year consistent with the criteria identified in House Bill 1550 (HB 1550) as passed by the legislature.
Bulletin No. 036-23 provides information about the upcoming rulemaking process and guidance for local education agencies implementing a TK program. Updated rules and guidance will be posted to the OSPI website.
For questions related to TK funding, visit OSPI School Apportionment and Budget Preparations.
ESD 101–Spokane Kimberly Lyman Washington Pyramid Model Implementation Specialist WaKIDS/Transitional Kindergarten (TK) Coordinator
ESD 105–Yakima Kathleen Lenihan Washington Pyramid Model Implementation Specialist Dana Floyd Washington Pyramid Model Implementation Specialist Maggie Mendoza WaKIDS/Transitional Kindergarten (TK) Coordinator Cynthia Juarez WaKIDS/Transitional Kindergarten (TK) Coordinator
ESD 112–Vancouver Cari Wood Washington Pyramid Model Implementation Specialist Sara Rushlo Washington Pyramid Model Implementation Specialist Jackie Brock WaKIDS/Transitional Kindergarten (TK) Coordinator Samantha Stevens WaKIDS/Transitional Kindergarten (TK) Coordinator
ESD 113–Tumwater/Olympia Kerri Blankenship Washington Pyramid Model Implementation Specialist WaKIDS/Transitional Kindergarten (TK) Coordinators Jana Brock Washington Pyramid Model Implementation Specialist Josie Komorowski WaKIDS/Transitional Kindergarten (TK) Coordinator
ESD 114–Bremerton Laura Batcheller Washington Pyramid Model Implementation Specialist Kristen Sheridan WaKIDS/Transitional Kindergarten (TK) Coordinator Kim Crummey WaKIDS/Transitional Kindergarten (TK) Coordinator
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What Is Transitional Kindergarten? – Teaching Strategies
The concept of transitional kindergarten—also known as “TK”—first emerged in 2010, when California passed the Kindergarten Readiness Act. This act was created for 4-year-old children who turn 5 between September 2 and December 2, although California recently expanded the range to February 2 of the following year. Since these children have late birthdays, they traditionally missed the cutoff for kindergarten in California, which requires kindergarten students to be 5 years old by September 1.
Transitional kindergarten has recently picked up steam after California unveiled a $2.7 billion, 3-year plan to expand the offering, starting with rolling out a universal transitional kindergarten program this year.
Despite the new and exciting advancements developing in the transitional kindergarten space, many teachers, families, and school leaders have been left with unanswered questions. Fortunately, we’ve got answers.
What Is Transitional Kindergarten?
A steppingstone between preschool and kindergarten, transitional kindergarten is often referred to as the first year of a two-year kindergarten experience. It’s an entirely optional offering, since children in California are only required to start attending school once they turn 6 (although there is pending legislation that may require attending kindergarten). This means families can choose whether to enroll children in a transitional kindergarten program, sign them up for a private preschool program, or keep them home.
Transitional kindergarten programs are offered at no cost to families. Just like with kindergarten, schools can offer transitional kindergarten as a half-day (3 hours) or a full-day (6 hours) program. That said, California’s new Expanded Learning Opportunities Program requires local schools to offer a 9-hour school day that includes before- and after-school activities for transitional kindergarten through sixth grade.
Ultimately, the goal of transitional kindergarten is to provide children with late birthdays with a developmentally appropriate, play-based curriculum that will help them thrive in kindergarten. It can also help Spanish-speaking multilingual learners become more acquainted with English prior to kindergarten. This is particularly beneficial in a state with nearly 11 million Spanish speakers. In addition, since about 90% of brain growth happens before kindergarten, expanding access to early childhood education can help close the achievement gap (First Things First).1
Transitional Kindergarten vs. Preschool and Pre-K
Unlike preschool and pre-kindergarten, transitional kindergarten is part of the public school system. While families can enroll any 4-year-old child in pre-K, transitional kindergarten is currently available to children who are 4 but will turn 5 between September 2 and February 2 the following year.
Transitional kindergarten also features more structured curriculums than those used in pre-K along with modified versions of kindergarten lessons. This includes important skills for reading, writing, and math, as well as learning social–emotional skills such as listening to directions and taking turns.
Facility requirements for transitional kindergarten are the same as for kindergarten. As a result, new and existing facilities will need to ensure transitional kindergarten classrooms are close to drop-off and bus loading zones, allow for play yard supervision, include windows, provide height-appropriate sinks for children, and have restrooms located within the classroom or the kindergarten complex. To ensure providers are meeting these requirements, California has allocated about $490 million to build new transitional kindergarten facilities or update existing ones (Officer of Governor Gavin Newsom, 2021).2
Transitional Kindergarten in California
As we mentioned, California has started rolling out a universal transitional kindergarten program as part of its public school system, making it available to children regardless of family income. Although most school districts will receive funding for their transitional kindergarten programs based on the average number of children in attendance throughout the school year, approximately 15% of districts will not receive funding (Aguilera, 2022).3 Known as basic aid districts, these exempted districts are among the wealthiest in California (Aguilera, 2022).3
About 100,000 children in California attended transitional kindergarten programs in 2021 (D’Souza, 2021a).4 The new universal transitional kindergarten program has started accepting younger children and aims to ensure all 4-year-olds in California—about 400,000 children in total—are eligible for transitional kindergarten by the 2025-2026 school year (D’Souza, 2021b).5 This is a game-changing initiative for a state with almost 3 million children under the age of 5 (D’Souza, 2021b).5
Requirements for TK teachers
Transitional kindergarten teachers are currently required to have a multiple-subject teaching credential, which is the same credential teachers need for all the elementary grades.
By 2023, transitional kindergarten teachers will also need to complete an additional 24 units of early childhood education coursework or the equivalent, depending on their employer’s requirements, or they’ll need to hold a child-development permit. To learn more about the credentialing process for transitional kindergarten teachers, check out our upcoming blog, “Preparing teachers for transitional kindergarten.”
Once transitional kindergarten teachers meet the necessary requirements, they can look forward to smaller class sizes with a ratio of 12 children per teacher or teaching assistant. California hopes to transition to 10 children per teacher by the 2025-2026 school year. Furthermore, while school districts have the final word on compensation, transitional kindergarten teachers can typically expect the same pay as kindergarten teachers.
Strengthening School-Family Connections in TK
Transitional kindergarten will mark the first time many families send their children to school, making it an ideal opportunity to start building strong family-school partnerships that can set young learners up for success.
According to the National Scientific Council on the Developing Child (2004), young children experience the world through their interpersonal relationships.6 Since these relationships affect almost all aspects of a child’s development, it’s crucial that transitional kindergarten programs nurture family engagement, such as by
fostering an inviting, uplifting environment where families feel welcomed, regardless of whether they’re visiting their children’s classrooms or the school’s front office;
engaging families in conversations, especially at the start of the school year, to better understand each child’s home life; and
creating opportunities to connect with families throughout the year and maintaining an open dialogue on how families can support their children’s learning.
How Teaching Strategies Supports TK
At Teaching Strategies, we remain committed to empowering teachers and engaging children and families alike. Our transitional kindergarten curriculum is no exception. Designed to build a bridge from preschool to kindergarten, our play-based curriculum is rooted in a whole-child approach that promotes all areas of development and learning.
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of 05/07/2009 N 8 0-FZ, from 17.07 .2009 N 167-FZ, dated 07/24/2009 N 206-FZ,
dated 07/24/2009 N 213-FZ, dated 11/10/2009 N 260-FZ, dated 11/25/2009 N 267-FZ,
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Labor Code of the Russian Federation Article 80. Termination of an employment contract at the initiative of the employee (at his own request)
Guides on personnel issues and labor disputes. Issues of application of Art. 80 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation
Guide to personnel issues:
– How to issue a dismissal of one’s own free will
– How to provide unused vacation with the subsequent termination of the employment contract at the initiative of the employee?
– How is the resignation of the application for dismissal processed?
– Is it legal to terminate one’s own will before the expiration of two weeks if the date of dismissal is not specified in the application?
An employee has the right to terminate an employment contract by notifying the employer in writing no later than two weeks in advance, unless another period is established by this Code or other federal law. The specified period begins the next day after the employer receives the employee’s application for dismissal.
(as amended by the Federal Law of 30.06.2006 N 90-FZ)
(see the text in the previous edition)
By agreement between the employee and the employer, the employment contract may be terminated even before the expiration of the notice of dismissal.
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My daughter has attended this location since she was 8 weeks old. She is now in Pre-K here and the education she has received rivals some of the more expensive daycares. She can read, write, and speaks better than most adults. This place has been a blessing to my family.
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Mrs. Davis and Mr. Leonard are ALWAYS there to greet the kids and parents with welcoming arms and smiles. They have a way of making every child feel special. They truly care for ALL their kids. My family LOVES this place.
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Meet Our Director, Cherese Davis
Hello! My name is Cherese Davis, and I am the Center Director of The Sunshine House Early Learning Academy on Hwy. 124 in Snellville, GA. I have an Associate Degree in Business Administration and Management from Gaston College University and started my career in early child care and education teaching pre-k students.
In addition to being a teacher, I worked as a General Manager for 14 years with Scottish Food Systems.
In my free time, I enjoy reading and spending time with my husband and 10-year-old son.
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The Inn At Deerfield Inc
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46 Ridge Road, Deerfield, NH 03037
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Here On Earth
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9 Crosby Ln, Londonderry, NH 03053
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Vintage Grace
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12 Peabody Road, Derry, NH 03038
“Upon arrival, it was a hot day and staff and residents alike were outside smoking at the entrance–not a pretty site. The facility did not look dirty at all but looked cramped and old. They offer…” More
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Lakes Region Adult Day Health Care
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17 Church Street, Laconia, NH 03246
“The large rooms with minimal choices in space and activity gave an “institutional” feel. Staff was professional,but had no interaction with clients while I was there.” More
“The large rooms with minimal choices in space and activity gave an “institutional” feel. Staff was professional,but had no interaction with clients while I was there.” More
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Top 5 Best 30126 (Mableton, GA) Public Schools (2023)
For the 2023 school year, there are 9 public schools serving 9,536 students in 30126, GA (there are 5 private schools, serving 1,329 private students). 88% of all K-12 students in 30126, GA are educated in public schools (compared to the GA state average of 92%).
The top ranked public schools in 30126, GA are Pebblebrook High School, Clay-harmony Leland Elementary School and Floyd Middle School. Overall testing rank is based on a school’s combined math and reading proficiency test score ranking.
Public schools in zipcode 30126 have an average math proficiency score of 16% (versus the Georgia public school average of 35%), and reading proficiency score of 22% (versus the 39% statewide average). Schools in 30126, GA have an average ranking of 2/10, which is in the bottom 50% of Georgia public schools.
Minority enrollment is 94% of the student body (majority Black), which is more than the Georgia public school average of 62% (majority Black).
Best 30126, GA Public Schools (2023)
School (Math and Reading Proficiency)
Location
Grades
Students
Rank: #11.
Pebblebrook High School
Math: 23% | Reading: 30% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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991 Old Alabama Rd Sw Mableton, GA 30126 (770) 819-2521
Grades: 9-12
| 2,465 students
Rank: #22.
Clay-harmony Leland Elementary School
Math: 20% | Reading: 25% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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6326 Factory Shoals Rd Sw Mableton, GA 30126 (770) 426-3347
Grades: PK-5
| 952 students
Rank: #33.
Floyd Middle School
Math: 17% | Reading: 24% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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4803 Floyd Rd Sw Mableton, GA 30126 (770) 819-2453
Grades: 6-8
| 954 students
Rank: #44.
Lindley Middle School
Math: 15% | Reading: 22% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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50 Veterans Memorial Hwy Se Mableton, GA 30126 (770) 819-2496
Grades: 6-8
| 1,218 students
Rank: #55.
Mableton Elementary School
Math: 18% | Reading: 21% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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5220 Church St Sw Mableton, GA 30126 (770) 819-2513
Grades: PK-5
| 1,002 students
Rank: #66.
Lindley 6th Grade Academy
Math: 14% | Reading: 22% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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1550 Pebblebrook Cir Se Mableton, GA 30126 (770) 819-2414
Grades: 6
| 602 students
Rank: #77.
Riverside Elementary School
Math: 14% | Reading: 21% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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461 S Gordon Rd Sw Mableton, GA 30126 (770) 819-5851
Grades: PK-5
| 515 students
Rank: #88.
Bryant Elementary School
Math: 13% | Reading: 17% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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6800 Factory Shoals Rd Sw Mableton, GA 30126 (770) 819-2402
Grades: PK-5
| 889 students
Rank: #99.
City View Elementary School
Math: 10% | Reading: 13% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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285 S Gordon Rd Sw Mableton, GA 30126 (770) 819-2553
Grades: PK-5
| 939 students
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30126, Georgia Public Schools (Closed)
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Location
Grades
Students
Alternative Education Centerlanguage Academytran (Closed 2009)
Alternative School
1550 Pebblebrook Circle Mableton, GA 30126 (770) 426-3300
Grades: n/a
| n/a students
Central Alternative School (Closed 2009)
Alternative School
1550 Pebblebrook Circle Mableton, GA 30126 (770) 426-3300
Grades: n/a
| n/a students
Clay Elementary School (Closed 2021)
730 Boggs Rd Sw Mableton, GA 30126 (770) 819-2430
Grades: PK-5
| n/a students
Imagine International Academy Of Mableton (Closed 2013)
Charter School
6688 Mableton Parkway Se Mableton, GA 30126 (678) 391-7710
Grades: K-8
| 609 students
Martha J. Moore Transitional Learning Center (Closed 2009)
Alternative School
6997 Keene Street Mableton, GA 30126 (770) 426-3300
Grades: n/a
| n/a students
Sky View Elementary School (Closed 2013)
5805 Dunn Rd Sw Mableton, GA 30126 (770) 819-2584
Grades: PK-5
| 396 students
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the top ranked public schools in 30126, GA?
The top ranked public schools in 30126, GA include Pebblebrook High School, Clay-harmony Leland Elementary School and Floyd Middle School.
How many public schools are located in 30126, GA?
9 public schools are located in 30126, GA.
What percentage of students in 30126, GA go to public school?
88% of all K-12 students in 30126, GA are educated in public schools (compared to the GA state average of 92%).
What is the racial composition of students in 30126, GA?
30126, GA public schools minority enrollment is 94% of the student body (majority Black), which is more than the Georgia public schools average of 62% (majority Black).
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS LOCATED IN Mableton
Grades
Bryant Elementary School
6800 Factory Shoals Rd Sw
Mableton, GA 30126
PK-05
City View Elementary School
285 S Gordon Rd Sw
Mableton, GA 30126
PK-05
Clay-Harmony Leland Elementary School
6326 Factory Shoals Rd Sw
Mableton, GA 30126
PK-05
Floyd Middle School
4803 Floyd Rd Sw
Mableton, GA 30126
06-08
Lindley 6th Grade Academy School
1550 Pebblebrook Cir Se
Mableton, GA 30126
06-06
Lindley Middle School
50 Veterans Memorial Hwy Se
Mableton, GA 30126
06-08
Mableton Elementary School
5220 Church St Sw
Mableton, GA 30126
PK-05
Pebblebrook High School
991 Old Alabama Rd Sw
Mableton, GA 30126
09-12
South Cobb High School
1920 Clay Rd
Austell, GA 30106
09-12
Cobb County School District
Marietta, GA Schools
Best schools in Mableton
Clay-Harmony Leland Elementary School
South Cobb High School
Pebblebrook High School
Lindley 6th Grade Academy
Mableton Elementary School
Floyd Middle School
Bryant Elementary School
City View Elementary School
Lindley Middle School
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Holly Bailey biography, photo, personal life, family, her boyfriend, height and weight 2023
Biography of Holly Bailey
The name of Halle Bailey first thundered to a wide audience in 2016. Together with their sister Chloe, they turned from unknown girls into stars supporting Beyoncé. This was followed by filming clips, nominations for Grammy, own music albums and first film roles.
In 2019, Holly was cast as Ariel in The Little Mermaid. The choice of the actress divided the audience into two camps: some supported Bailey, others believed that a dark-skinned girl was not suitable for the role of a sea princess, because in the Disney cartoon the little mermaid was light-skinned. However, in 2022, skeptics watched the trailer for the upcoming film and made sure that Holly looks organic in the image of Ariel.
Actress and singer Halle Bailey
Childhood and family
Holly Lynn Bailey was born in Mableton, Georgia on March 27, 2000. She became the second child in the family – she has a 2-year older sister Chloe. And later, in 2005, the family was replenished with another child – the newborn Branson.
Girls parents: Doug and Courtney Bailey. It is known that the head of the family in 2007 was convicted of domestic violence – he beat his wife. The man escaped prison, but was forced to 9months of attending anger management courses. Apparently, the black streak of the family has long been left behind. Holly and Chloe regularly express their love to their parents, telling how both supported them on their way to fame. And Doug became a personal lawyer and manager for his daughters.
Halle Bailey with her sister as a child
Thanks to a small difference in age, the girls grew up together. Even as a child, the sisters began by entertaining themselves while their mother was busy with housework. In 2008, their father began to teach them music. The girls spent a lot of time playing musical instruments and watching instructional videos online.
In 2012, the family moved to Los Angeles to be closer to the heart of the world of show business. Holly went to a local school, which she graduated in 2018 – by this time her name was already well known.
Music: Chloe x Halle
In 2011, Holly and Chloe launched the Chloe x Halle YouTube channel, where they began to upload their work. One of the girls’ first videos was a cover of Beyoncé’s hit “Pretty Hurts”. Then they covered another famous single of the singer – “Best Thing I Never Had”.
Girls also recorded covers for songs by other artists, such as Justin Timberlake, John Legend, Rihanna, Ariana Grande, Alicia Keys, Katy Perry, Christina Aguilera and other stars. But it was Beyoncé’s songs that brought them popularity, it was these videos that became viral and scattered across social networks.
Beyonce – “Best Thing I Never Had (Chloe x Halle Cover)”
In 2012, the girls were invited to the studio by the host of the evening TV show The Ellen Show, Ellen DeGeneres. Soon, Beyoncé herself drew attention to the singers. She shared a video with the sisters’ cover on her social networks. Holly and Chloe were contacted by Beyoncé and offered a lucrative five-year contract ($1 million for six albums) with her music label Parkwood Entertainment.
In 2016, the girls were the opening act for the singer’s Formation world tour. In addition, they starred in the video film “Lemonade”, dedicated to the release of Beyoncé’s self-titled album.
Halle Bailey in Lemonade
In the same year, US First Lady Michelle Obama contacted the singers, offering them to record the charity single “This Is for My Girls” with Kelly Clarkson, Zendaya, Kelly Rowland and other stars. Michelle used the song in her “Let Girls Learn” campaign to eliminate female illiteracy. With the same song, the girls performed at the annual South by Southwest festival in Austin.
And 2016 brought them their first album. There were only 4 songs on the debut album “Sugar Symphony”, which quickly became hits. The girls shot videos for the songs “Fall” and “Drop”, which received several million views.
Chloe x Halle – Fall
A year later, the Bailey sisters released The Two of Us mixtape, which was widely acclaimed by critics. Rolling Stone magazine even named the collection one of the best R&B records of the year.
In 2018, the duo presented their first studio album, The Kids Are Alright. The composition “Grown” became the theme song for the TV series Grown Up. And the single “Warrior” was included in the soundtrack of the film “A Wrinkle in Time”.
Holly and Chloe Bailey at the premiere of A Wrinkle in Time
The record earned Chloe x Halle two Grammy nominations for Best New Artist and Best Urban Contemporary Album. The sisters also opened for Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s “On the Run II Tour” concert tour. “We learned so much on this tour, like how to interact with 50,000 listeners,” Holly later admitted.
In 2019, the sisters were invited to perform at the Super Bowl – at the main sporting event of the year they performed the song “America the Beautiful”. A week later, Holly and Chloe were already singing on stage at the Grammy Awards. The duet was entrusted to perform a song by Donnie Hathaway 1972 years “Where Is the Love”.
Chloe x Halle Grammys 2019: “Where is the Love”
After a year of fruitful work, the singers presented their fans with another disc, Ungodly Hour. 2020 brought them a number of nominations – Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Video of the Year, Best Dance Performance at the Soul Train Music Awards, Best Progressive R&B Album, Best R&B Song and Best R&B performance” at the Grammy.
Chloe and Holly performed “Baby Girl” at the Billboard 2020 Women in Music Awards. On stage, Beyoncé presented the singers with the prestigious Rising Star Award.
Acting career
Both sisters appeared in films from an early age. For example, back in 2003, Chloe first met Beyoncé on the set of the comedy Fight the Temptations. Bailey played the singer’s character as a child.
And Holly had to wait until 2006 for her film debut, when she was entrusted with a small character in the comedy The Last Vacation. Subsequently, the girls appeared in episodes of the series Payne Home, Austin & Ally, and the film Let It Shine (2012).
Holly and Chloe Bailey on Austin & Ally
Already much more prominent characters Holly and Chloe were entrusted in the 2018 series Grown Up, for which they also recorded the title song. Holly played Sky Forster and left the show at the end of the fourth season – according to the plot, her character graduated from college and began her adult life. In the summer of 2019, the sisters released the video clip “Who Knew” for a new composition from the series.
Halle Bailey in Grown Ups
July 2019It became known that Holly was approved for the role of Princess Ariel in the upcoming live-action remake of The Little Mermaid, and will also work on the soundtrack for the film. Director Rob Marshall stated that “Holly has a rare combination of spirit, youth, innocence, warmth, and also a great voice.”
“The Little Mermaid” – teaser
Participation in The Little Mermaid was Holly’s first such serious role without the participation of her sister. But such an important moment in the life of the singer was overshadowed by the reaction of the public: fans of the Disney cartoon took hostility to the fact that Ariel would be played by a black star. The hashtag #NotMyAriel went viral on social networks, under which users criticized the choice of the actress and offered their own options for the role of the little mermaid.
Halle Bailey in The Little Mermaid
Holly was defended by Freeform, which produced the series Grown Up. In their official letter, it was said that the Little Mermaid, like the author of the fairy tale of the same name, Hans Christian Andersen, comes from Denmark. In the past, this country was a powerful empire and bought slaves from Africa, so people with dark skin were not a curiosity there. In addition, the singer was supported by Zendaya, Gigi Hadid, Nicki Minaj, Halle Berry and many other stars.
Style
Holly is a big fan of fashion. Her personal stylist Zerina Akers, who also collaborates with Beyoncé, is responsible for her images on the red carpet of social events. She tries to match the Bailey sisters’ outfits so that Holly and Chloe go well with each other.
Images of Halle Bailey and her sister
In 2017, Holly and Chloe starred in an advertising campaign for Ivy Park and for the Rodarte FW18 collection, and took part in the Dolce & Gabbana fall fashion show. In addition, the Bailey sisters have appeared on the digital covers of Paper and Essence.
Halle Bailey’s private life
After the sisters gained popularity, they purchased real estate in the North Hollywood area. In her free time, Holly runs, swims and rides a lot of bicycles. In 2021, she got a cat named Poseidon.
Halle Bailey and her cat
At the end of the same year, it became known that the girl was dating rapper and blogger DDG (his real name is Darryl Duane Granberry Jr.). In March 2022, the musician confirmed their relationship by posting a joint video in honor of his beloved’s birthday. In the caption, he confessed his love to Holly. And in August, Bailey starred in the rapper’s video for the song “If I Want You.”
Holly Bailey & DDG
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In 2021, Bailey solo, without her sister, took part in the TV festival dedicated to the 50th anniversary of Disney World. She performed the song “Can You Feel the Love Tonight”.
In September 2022, a teaser trailer for the future “The Little Mermaid” appeared on the network, which launched another wave of criticism against Holly. However, this time the filmmakers paid more attention to the PR campaign: videos began to spread on the Internet, in which small black children watched the video with the participation of the star and rejoiced at her appearance on the screen.
Children’s reaction to The Little Mermaid
Holly prefers to ignore reproaches. “Knowing that I gave 110% in this film, I am really proud of myself,” said the actress.
The premiere of the tape was scheduled for May 2023. And Holly has already landed the lead role in the musical film The Color Purple alongside Danielle Brooks and Elizabeth Marvel. The actress also auditioned for the drama The Line.
Interesting facts
The role of Ariel Bailey was largely due to vocal abilities. In the cartoon 19For 89 years, several actresses worked on the image of the sea princess. Appearance and facial expressions were copied from 16-year-old Alyssa Milano, voiced by the heroine Jodi Benson, and Sherry Stoner gave her plastic surgery. But according to the new rules, in order for the picture to qualify for an Oscar, the main character must independently sing and act. Holly was able to cope with these tasks.
Holly’s hobby is handmade jewelry. She makes beaded necklaces and earrings and started selling them online in 2021.
Important dates in life
2006 – starred in the comedy “The Last Vacation”
2011 – started YouTube channel
with her sister
2012 – moved to Los Angeles, came on the Ellen DeGeneres talk show
2016 – Opened for Beyoncé on the Formation tour, starred in the video film “Lemonade”, took part in the recording of the charity single “This Is for My Girls” for the Michelle Obama campaign, recorded the first mini-album “Sugar Symphony”
2017 – released a mixtape “The Two of Us”, took part in the autumn fashion show Dolce & Gabbana
2018 – released the studio album The Kids Are Alright with her sister, received two Grammy nominations, performed as part of the Beyoncé and Jay-Z concert tour On the Run II Tour, received a role in the TV series Grown Up
2019 – Super Bowl and Grammy performance, won the role of Ariel in The Little Mermaid
2020 – released the album Ungodly Hour, received three Grammy nominations
2021 – started dating rapper DDG
2022 – got a role in the musical film “The Color Purple”
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If you are a registered nurse with a passion for education, you can become a clinical professor. This prestigious job requires a set of credentials, and creating an impressive resume can help showcase your candidacy to hiring managers. To prepare for applying for clinical professor positions at colleges and universities, it’s helpful to know what resumes for these positions typically include. In this article, we’ll explain what a clinical professor is, offer a seven-step process to help you write a clinical professor resume, and share a template and example to help you navigate.
What is a clinical professor?
A clinical professor is a teacher who guides students in undergraduate and graduate clinical nursing classes. Clinical practice is an experimental component of nursing school education in which nursing students practice their skills in a hospital setting under the supervision of a clinical professor. These professionals sometimes also lecture in the classroom on theoretical topics in nursing, but some only work with students during clinical sessions. They typically supervise students as they intern with professional nurses, advise them on skills development, and evaluate their progress. Clinical professors usually hold a nursing license, such as a registered nurse (RN). Their duties may include:
Defining and communicating learning objectives to nursing students
supervision of nursing students in hospital settings such as childbirth, emergency department and intensive care unit
Answering students’ questions during and outside of class
Evaluation of student work during the course
Coordination with university and hospital
Reviewing drug orders, drug counseling and patient care for accuracy
Learning the latest advances in clinical nursing
How to Write a Clinical Professor Resume
Here are seven steps you can follow when creating your own clinical professor resume:
1. Enter your contact information
Put your name at the top of the resume. Choose a professional and easy-to-read font so that potential employers can understand your name at a glance. Next, you can add your phone number, email address, and a link to a professional website or social media account if you have one. The link can be especially useful if you are publishing nursing research or medical articles, as you can direct hiring managers to a collection of your research papers.
2. Write a Professional Resume
Next, you can write a Professional Resume, which is a brief overview of your career. You can mention your degrees, career goals, and core work experience. An effective professional resume that summarizes your many accomplishments and highlights your most significant skills. Most schools are likely to want to hire clinical professors with a lot of experience, so it’s a good idea to list your years as a nurse and talk about specializations such as pediatrics or emergency nursing.
3. Explain your work experience
Include entries for each relevant position you have held. Include your position, employer name and dates of your employment. Below that, you can add bullet points detailing some of your key responsibilities. When you discuss your responsibilities, try to use specific language and talk about the positive results of your actions. It may be helpful to include numerical data to support your claims, such as the number of patients you have worked with each day, the reward you have received, or the percentage by which you have improved student grades.
To draw attention to your relevant work experience, try to highlight duties that reflect what you might be able to do as a clinical professor. You can describe in detail your duties as a nurse and the clinical setting you have worked in, but you can also show leadership or teaching experience. For example, if you have supervised team members, trained other nurses, or evaluated team performance, including these items on your resume may be helpful.
4. Add your skills
Working as a clinical professor requires a unique combination of nursing experience and teaching ability, and the section on your skills can be an opportunity to highlight your qualifications. Be sure to include a balanced list of hard and soft skills to showcase your abilities as a nurse and your ability to get along with students. Here are some skills that might be useful on a clinical professor resume:
Ethics
Professional nurses can face ethical dilemmas, so it’s important that you can show students how to make principled decisions. Successful clinical professors conduct themselves professionally, are able to navigate common issues, and demonstrate empathy when discussing and treating patients. Mentioning ethics on your resume can show employers that you have a solid set of professional values and an expert understanding of the legal regulations that healthcare professionals follow.
Leadership skills
Practicing leadership skills will enable you to lead groups of nursing students through this challenging and exciting learning curve. It is helpful if you can motivate students, set reasonable expectations, give clear directions, and earn students’ trust. Giving constructive, focused feedback is a vital leadership skill that enables educators to help students develop their skills, and an encouraging and endearing demeanor can help you create a productive learning environment.
Nursing Skills
It is helpful to demonstrate your competency as a nurse on a resume, so consider listing some of your key skills as a nurse. Basic nursing techniques, patient education, medical record keeping, and clinical record keeping are all important basic skills that you can pass on to nursing students, as well as detailing any specialty, such as nursing in the ICU, geriatrics, or neonatal unit. Pointing out your familiarity with nursing tools, related programs, and routine processes such as dialysis and wound care can help hiring managers introduce you to this position.
5. Discuss your education
Since these nurses teach students at the post-secondary level, it will be helpful if the candidates themselves are highly educated. It is essential to have at least a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree, but most clinical professors also have a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree. Some states require a college degree, and many employers give preference to candidates with a college degree, such as a master’s or doctoral degree. List your diplomas in reverse chronological order, starting with the most recent diploma you received.
6. List any additional credentials
Clinical professors are typically RNs, so it is important to let potential employers know that your license is active. If you have other professional certifications, please list them to show the breadth of your experience. Some relevant certifications may include:
Basic life support (BLS)
Registered Critical Care Nurse (CCRN)
Certified Pediatric Emergency Nurse (CPEN)
7. Check your resume for accuracy
Editing and proofreading will help you identify areas for improvement and make sure you’re presenting a professional, accurate resume. Make sure there are no typos in your contact information so that potential employers can easily contact you if they want to schedule an interview. Find places where you could use stronger verbs, reflect the job description better, or add a metric to quantify your claims.
Clinical Professor Resume Template
Here is a template that you can use when writing a resume for a Clinical Professor position:
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S. as well as state-by-state. In California, a married couple with an infant could expect to pay nearly 17 percent of their household income on center-based child care. In Rhode Island, it would cost nearly 12 percent of a married couple’s household income to place their infant in family child care. 
“If you remove that barrier for families, it provides so many options that they don’t currently have.” 
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If centers reopened there, the county’s system would be relatively accessible to children and families.
If the work of the kitchen and other departments is not disrupted due to a power outage, then the children can go to the garden or at least stay in it until the end of the working day.
Such children are distributed to other kindergartens, taking into account their location.
The decision to introduce quarantine will be made if the number of sick people out of the total number of pupils exceeds 20%. 
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Otherwise, it is likely that the disease has not yet manifested itself. This means that the child can get sick and pose a threat to those with whom he will be in contact. 
Quarantined teachers can leave the group only in a medical mask, replaceable shoes and a light-colored coat. They are not allowed to communicate with other employees. 
The procedure for its introduction is standard, but at the same time, one sick person is enough to start an anti-epidemic measure. Quarantine periods are longer. The minimum number of days is 14, but most often it lasts longer – up to 30 days. 
The groups they attended are not closed. 
A typical situation is when an unvaccinated child is in a group with those who were vaccinated with a “live” polio vaccine. In order to avoid illness, such a child is taken out of the kindergarten for 90 days. 
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After completing the program, graduates can work as chefs in restaurants, open their own culinary business or devote themselves to restaurant criticism. They work in such large French and global companies as Arpege, Fauchon, Mandarin Oriental and many others. 
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This act was created for 4-year-old children who turn 5 between September 2 and December 2, although California recently expanded the range to February 2 of the following year. Since these children have late birthdays, they traditionally missed the cutoff for kindergarten in California, which requires kindergarten students to be 5 years old by September 1.
It’s an entirely optional offering, since children in California are only required to start attending school once they turn 6 (although there is pending legislation that may require attending kindergarten). This means families can choose whether to enroll children in a transitional kindergarten program, sign them up for a private preschool program, or keep them home.
This is particularly beneficial in a state with nearly 11 million Spanish speakers. In addition, since about 90% of brain growth happens before kindergarten, expanding access to early childhood education can help close the achievement gap (First Things First).1
As a result, new and existing facilities will need to ensure transitional kindergarten classrooms are close to drop-off and bus loading zones, allow for play yard supervision, include windows, provide height-appropriate sinks for children, and have restrooms located within the classroom or the kindergarten complex. To ensure providers are meeting these requirements, California has allocated about $490 million to build new transitional kindergarten facilities or update existing ones (Officer of Governor Gavin Newsom, 2021).2
3 Known as basic aid districts, these exempted districts are among the wealthiest in California (Aguilera, 2022).3
To learn more about the credentialing process for transitional kindergarten teachers, check out our upcoming blog, “Preparing teachers for transitional kindergarten.”
6 Since these relationships affect almost all aspects of a child’s development, it’s crucial that transitional kindergarten programs nurture family engagement, such as by
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Together with their sister Chloe, they turned from unknown girls into stars supporting Beyoncé. This was followed by filming clips, nominations for Grammy, own music albums and first film roles. 
The man escaped prison, but was forced to 9months of attending anger management courses. Apparently, the black streak of the family has long been left behind. Holly and Chloe regularly express their love to their parents, telling how both supported them on their way to fame. And Doug became a personal lawyer and manager for his daughters.
One of the girls’ first videos was a cover of Beyoncé’s hit “Pretty Hurts”. Then they covered another famous single of the singer – “Best Thing I Never Had”. 
In addition, they starred in the video film “Lemonade”, dedicated to the release of Beyoncé’s self-titled album.
The composition “Grown” became the theme song for the TV series Grown Up. And the single “Warrior” was included in the soundtrack of the film “A Wrinkle in Time”.
2020 brought them a number of nominations – Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Video of the Year, Best Dance Performance at the Soul Train Music Awards, Best Progressive R&B Album, Best R&B Song and Best R&B performance” at the Grammy. 
Holly played Sky Forster and left the show at the end of the fourth season – according to the plot, her character graduated from college and began her adult life. In the summer of 2019, the sisters released the video clip “Who Knew” for a new composition from the series.
In addition, the Bailey sisters have appeared on the digital covers of Paper and Essence.
Appearance and facial expressions were copied from 16-year-old Alyssa Milano, voiced by the heroine Jodi Benson, and Sherry Stoner gave her plastic surgery. But according to the new rules, in order for the picture to qualify for an Oscar, the main character must independently sing and act. Holly was able to cope with these tasks. 
This prestigious job requires a set of credentials, and creating an impressive resume can help showcase your candidacy to hiring managers. To prepare for applying for clinical professor positions at colleges and universities, it’s helpful to know what resumes for these positions typically include. In this article, we’ll explain what a clinical professor is, offer a seven-step process to help you write a clinical professor resume, and share a template and example to help you navigate. 
Clinical professors usually hold a nursing license, such as a registered nurse (RN). Their duties may include: 
Next, you can add your phone number, email address, and a link to a professional website or social media account if you have one. The link can be especially useful if you are publishing nursing research or medical articles, as you can direct hiring managers to a collection of your research papers. 
Below that, you can add bullet points detailing some of your key responsibilities. When you discuss your responsibilities, try to use specific language and talk about the positive results of your actions. It may be helpful to include numerical data to support your claims, such as the number of patients you have worked with each day, the reward you have received, or the percentage by which you have improved student grades. 
Be sure to include a balanced list of hard and soft skills to showcase your abilities as a nurse and your ability to get along with students. Here are some skills that might be useful on a clinical professor resume: 
Giving constructive, focused feedback is a vital leadership skill that enables educators to help students develop their skills, and an encouraging and endearing demeanor can help you create a productive learning environment. 
It is essential to have at least a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree, but most clinical professors also have a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree. Some states require a college degree, and many employers give preference to candidates with a college degree, such as a master’s or doctoral degree. List your diplomas in reverse chronological order, starting with the most recent diploma you received. 
Make sure there are no typos in your contact information so that potential employers can easily contact you if they want to schedule an interview. Find places where you could use stronger verbs, reflect the job description better, or add a metric to quantify your claims. 
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