As Early Childhood Educators, you are at the forefront of a child’s growth and development. At Idaho AEYC, we want to ensure you have the tools and resources you need to have a successful, quality-driven program that makes you more marketable as an educator and serves the betterment of your community.
Working in child care or early childhood education can be one of the most rewarding career paths a person can take. Now more than ever, Idaho needs passionate, caring professionals to step up and help give young children and their families the tools they need to grow and thrive.
Check here often for postings from child care and early education opportunities across the state or opportunities with Idaho AEYC!
Like any nonprofit organization, Idaho AEYC would not be anywhere without our volunteers. They are the families, early education professionals, and educators who understand the importance of early learning for our children. There are a number of ways you can volunteer and help Idaho AEYC expand early childhood education for all of Idaho’s youngest learners.
Accreditation is a powerful tool through which early childhood professionals, families, and interested citizens can evaluate the quality of programs, make comparisons based on professional standards, and commit to strengthening programs through ongoing evaluations and improvements.
Parents choosing an early childhood education program can be overwhelmed by trying to find the highest-quality program for their child. NAEYC Accreditation is the mark of quality that gives families the chance to make the right choice for their child’s early education program.
As early childhood educators, you are helping build the foundation of young children’s lives. Idaho Association for the Education of Young Children (IDAEYC) is committed to providing you with professional resources and learning opportunities so that you can provide high quality care and education for our youngest learners.
For parents and caregivers, finding quality child care can often feel overwhelming. To assist in this process, Idaho AEYC offers resources to help narrow your search and find the program that is that is the best fit for both you and your child.
Helping your young child learn at home can feel overwhelming – but it doesn’t have to be. Idaho AEYC has collected resources and tools to help families explore different ways to engage with and help their young children learn. From the basics – numbers, letters, and colors – to learning how to name and express emotion, listed below are valuable tools to help you maximize the time you have at home with your child.
Idaho AEYC helps communities build and provide quality early learning programs and opportunities to Idaho’s children through various initiatives.
An organization is only possible with the help and resources from members of our community. If you value early education and want to see quality programming available for all of Idaho’s children, there are a number of ways you can help.
