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Pittsburgh Organizations Holding Back to School Giveaways and Activities in August
Caregivers of Allegheny County children who start school later this month can take part in several upcoming back-to-school events that include backpack giveaways and fun activities.
Residents Can Apply to City’s Civic Leadership Academy by August 21
Mayor Corey O’Connor has announced that the Civic Leadership Academy, a free 10-week course for local residents to learn more about city government, will return.
Fellows Create Tools to Improve Communication at Allegheny County School
A team of fellows from Learning Sciences Exchange (LSX) has designed new tools to strengthen communication and relationships between families and an Allegheny County school.
Enrollment Open for Trying Together’s Fall CDA Cohort
Enrollment is now open for Trying Together’s fall Child Development Associate (CDA) cohorts.
Tip of the Week: The Importance of Daily Routines
It is important for children to have consistent routines because they help to make them feel safe, confident, and ready to learn, said Kathy Wolfe, the STARS designator for ELRC Region 5.
July Recalls on Children’s Products
Parents and caregivers should be aware of several child-related products recalls.
Equivalency Report to Help Internationally Educated ECE Professionals to Obtain Documents
A new equivalency report to launch in early August will make it easier for internationally educated early childhood professionals to obtain necessary educational documents.
Podcast Discusses How to Have Conversations with Children on Hard Topics
Having a conversation about a challenging subject can be difficult, but the latest Thriving Kids podcast episode focuses on how these types of conversations are often the ones that children most need caregivers to start.
Resources for August Observances
Various organizations, states, and nations recognize a number of observances each month. Resources can help parents, caregivers, and child care professionals acknowledge and identify them.