Required course for Child Care Licensing! This course provides information to early childhood professionals regarding the Early Childhood system in MT. Early childhood practices that promote health, safety, professionalism, and quality care and education are explained. Community resources to support early childhood professionals, families, and children are presented.
To register for this course please contact Brandi Thomas, brandi@cccmontana.org, or 406.548.3650
This training will provide attendees with information regarding signs/symptoms of concern, resources available within the community and hands-on experiences in addressing concerns with parents.
This course provides information to early childhood professionals regarding the Early Childhood system in MT. Early childhood practices that promote health, safety, professionalism, and quality care and education are explained. Community resources to support early childhood professionals, families, and children are presented. Register here
Brandi Thomas (3 hours) November 3rd from 5:30-8:30pm via ZOOM, FREE Intended for child care center directors and/or staff. Participants will be able to: Discuss issues that are relevant to being an owner/director in the Early Childhood Care and Education field Identify updates to state programming. Provide feedback about needs for training and support. Click […]
Sexual Behaviors with Young Children, Paula Samms (2 hours) November 4th from 6:30-8:30pm via Zoom, $17.50 Have you ever wondered, is that typical? How do I handle that sexual behavior? Does that sexual behavior mean the child has been sexually abused? Because prevention starts with knowledge, we will be talking about the prevalence of sexual […]
To register for this training please contact Tammy Christofferson, tammy@cccmontana.org, or 406.548.3671.
To register for this training please contact Tammy Christofferson, tammy@cccmontana.org, or 406.548.3671.
Required for New Directors! This course introduces providers to the statewide agencies and programs in Montana that support quality early care and education programs. The course also includes information on program quality. Topics include licensing requirements, child development, curriculum, environments, guidance, family partnerships, and professionalism. Register here
This course is for CACFP participants only. This course will cover CACFP requirements, civil rights, and mealtime best practices. The course will cover the division of responsibilities in feeding and will emphasize the importance of implementing this division. To register, please contact Child Care Connections CACFP coordinator, Katy Reasoner at katy@cccmontana.org or 406.548.3663
Participants will be able to: 1. Define advocacy and the role it plays. 2. Understanding of the Legislative process and how to participate. 3. Sharing of stories, struggles, and triumphs in the early childhood field. Register here
This course provides information to early childhood professionals regarding the Early Childhood system in MT. Early childhood practices that promote health, safety, professionalism, and quality care and education are explained. Community resources to support early childhood professionals, families, and children are presented. Register here
