Tag Archives: early education

How Are You Celebrating Read Across America?

Posted on March 4, 2014 by all about autism

Which American writer has had the greatest impact on children’s literature? His birthday, March 2nd, is the date that is annually designated as Read Across America day. Yes, you’re right – it is Dr. Seuss! As we began planning Dr. … Continue reading →

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Preschool and the Economy: What’s the Impact on the Future?

Posted on July 30, 2013 by all about autism

“Third grade reading levels and absenteeism predict, with 90% accuracy, high school drop-out rate.” I was startled by this statistic as I sat listening to the details at the Investing in Kids: Can Early Childhood Education Be an Economic Development? conference … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged autism, children, early education, economic development, erie, grow up great, pennsylvania, pnc, preschool, social economic status | Leave a comment

PNC Promotes Early Education

Posted on September 4, 2012 by all about autism

In a previous blog, I discussed the critical importance of quality early childhood education for our young children. As we transition from summer to a new school year, I want to bring to your attention the leadership role PNC, one … Continue reading →

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Funding and Importance of Early Childhood Education

Posted on July 24, 2012 by all about autism

I’d like to share a few thoughts about quality early childhood education today. We know that investments in early childhood are vital to the success of our children. There is a large body of data from economics, biology and psychology … Continue reading →