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Children's Investment Partnership Products and Services
(Children's Investment Partnership (CIP))
A brochure outlining the technical assistance, training and resource materials and funding offered by the Children's Investment Partnership to licensed childcare centers and School Readiness Councils.
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Press Release: Future of Quality Childcare in CT Gets a Boost Through New Support for Innovative Facilities Program
(Children's Investment Partnership (CIP))
May 2007 press releast the Graustein Memorial Fund's partnership with five communiy foundations in Connecticut to support CIP.
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Child Care Facilities: Quality By Design
(Children's Investment Partnership (CIP))
A publication that highlights research on Connecticut facilities and emphasizes the link between good design and program quality.
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Meeting the Need, Accepting the Challenge: Developing Quality Early Education Facilities for Connecticut (Full Report)
(Children's Investment Partnership (CIP))
This report highlights the findings of a study of Connecticut’s early education facilities conducted by the Children's Investment Partnership (CIP), a program of the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC). CIP studied six years of data on Connecticut’s two preschool construction programs and offers a plan for addressing the preschool space shortage. The report also contains recommendations for financing programs.
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Meeting the Need, Accepting the Challenge: Developing Quality Early Education Facilities for Connecticut (Press Release)
(Children's Investment Partnership (CIP))
This report highlights the findings of a study of Connecticut’s early education facilities conducted by the Children's Investment Partnership (CIP), a program of the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC). CIP studied six years of data on Connecticut’s two preschool construction programs – the Department of Education’s School Construction Grant Program and the Tax-Exempt Financing Program of the Child Care Facilities Loan Fund, administered by the Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority (CHEFA), with the Department of Social Services (DSS). It found that by building up to an annual investment of $17 million per year, the state can erase its 15,000-space shortage in five to seven years. The report also contains a series of recommendations for how the state can further strengthen financing programs as it expands its early education system.
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Resource Guides and Tools for Early Education Facilities
(Children's Investment Partnership (CIP))
A list of "how to" guides developed by the Children's Investment Partnership to assist organizations that are planning to renovate, construct or improve their early education facilities.
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Building Early Childhood Facilities: What States Can Do to Create Supply and Promote Quality (Brief)
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To help policymakers address the resulting need for new facilities, LISC’s Community Investment Collaborative for Kids partnered with Rutgers University’s National Institute for Early Education and Research to produce this brief, which outlines strategies for successfully financing, designing and developing high quality preschool facilities.
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Building Early Childhood Facilities: What States Can Do to Create Supply and Promote Quality (Full Report)
(Children's Investment Partnership (CIP))
To help policymakers address the resulting need for new facilities, LISC’s Community Investment Collaborative for Kids partnered with Rutgers University’s National Institute for Early Education and Research to produce this brief, which outlines strategies for successfully financing, designing and developing high quality preschool facilities.
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National Clearinghouse of Educational Facilities Resource List
NCEF's resource list of links, books, and journal articles providing extensive resources on design guidelines, quality indicators, and safety requirements for early childhood centers.
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National Clearinghouse of Educational Facilities Resource List
NCEF's resource list of links, books, and journal articles providing extensive resources on design guidelines, quality indicators, and safety requirements for early childhood centers.
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Connecticut Parent Power
Connecticut Parent Power is a statewide parent action network with a history of strengthening the voices of parents on the many decisions that affect our children and families. Parents are uniting together to build local and statewide networks with the goal of providing accurate and important information on issues, training on how and when to take action, and connections with other people statewide that are ready to act to protect and benefit children.
Each year, Connecticut Parent Power defines priority issues
necessary for children's well-being and a plan for action to
implement or protect those priorities. To do this, Connecticut
Parent Power holds 4-6 statewide meetings every year where
Parent Delegates from across the state come together to make
decisions that reflect local needs on state issues.
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