2010 Education ConferenceSponsorship OpportunitiesThe Capital District Child Care Council is celebrating 30 years as the leading child care resource and referral agency in the Capital Region. The Council is dedicated to promoting quality, accessible child care for all of the Capital Region’s diverse communities. On Saturday October 2nd the Council will host over 600 child care professionals, parents, caregivers and students at our largest education conference ever. “Grow At The Garden” will inspire people who work every day to develop the minds and hearts of the Capital Regions smallest citizens. This conference will feature a wide variety of exciting and experienced presenters including children’s author Donald Crews whose books Freight Train and Truck have won the Caldecott honor. Improving the quality of early childhood care and education is vital for our community. This is your opportunity to become a sponsor of this important and highly anticipated event. Please consider the options outlined in the Sponsorship Opportunities to provide financial support for this event. Your contribution will help reduce the cost to participants while increasing your company’s visibility in the early childhood community. Make it Your Own!You are invited to participate as we plan the conference for Saturday, October 2, 2010. In fact, the conference won’t be the same without your input. Call us at 426-7181 to find out what you can do, or >>Click here to join a committee
Interested in Speaking at the 2010 Education Conference?You are invited to submit a proposal to present at the upcoming education conference. >>Click here for the Speaker RFP and Application The 2010 Education Conference...Save the Date! Saturday, October 2, 2010
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The annual Early Childhood Conference, traditionally held on Presidents’ Day in February, and the annual School-Age Child Care Conference, traditionally held on Columbus Day in October, will not take place. Instead, the Council has arranged this conference for all providers on Saturday, October 2, 2010. 
Save the Date!Saturday, October 2, 2010 |