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The Head Start Tribal Colleges and Universities Partnership Grant will enable Bay Mills Community College to expand capacity and support teachers in tribal Head Start programs.
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New College Fund Program Builds Community of Practice for Educators
The American Indian College Fund’s new program supports early childhood education success through Indigenous-based approaches.
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BMCC’s Early Childhood Education Program Recognized
BMCC’s ECE program offers online learning experiences that lead to a certificate of completion which assists with obtaining the child development associate credential, Associate of Arts, or a Bachelor of Arts degree.
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Indigenous Tribes First to Receive Innovative Early Childhood Learning Materials
The author, Dr. Joseph Garcia, and the Northwest Indian College Foundation (NWICF) mailed Dr. Joseph’s Fingerspelling Book to over 500 tribal early childhood learning centers.
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Early Childhood Education Linked to Long-Term Education Attainment
Early childhood education (ECE) can help close the college education attainment gap among American Indians and Alaska Natives—which is currently less than half of other groups at 14.8%—by improving students’ academic achievement,
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American Indian College Fund Initiatives Transform Early Childhood Education
Preparing children for college starts at birth. But the American Indian College Fund realized that a one-size-fits-all approach to education does not work for Native children.
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NTU offers B.S. in Early Childhood Education
Navajo Technical University (NTU, Crownpoint, NM) has added its ninth bachelor’s degree program in early childhood multicultural education after receiving approval from the Institutional Actions Council of the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
