Mental and emotional health for teachers has been such a priority during the pandemic. Teaching is already a difficult profession. Juggling personalities, creating lesson plans, and most importantly getting to
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April is National Autism Awareness Month and we would like to acknowledge our students and families impacted by Autism, as well as educate others who aren’t as familiar with autism.
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It’s been over a year since the COVID-19 Pandemic forced the government’s hands to quarantine Americans to assist in slowing down the spread of the virus. While there have been
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April is National Financial Literacy Month! In recent weeks there has been a buzz about the newest round of Stimulus funds that have been approved for families and their children.
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Join us to hear from DPfC Executive Director, Danielle Johnson, as we celebrate Women’s History Month! She is currently making history right here in Durham as the first black
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The first day of Spring is almost here! March 20, 2021 kicks off the Spring Season and we want help you identify some educational yet fun activities for you to
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Today is National Plant a Flower Day! This day kicks off the start of Spring and represents the transition to a new season! For many people young and mature, planting flowers
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This month we are celebrating Women’s History Month! This month is all about celebrating the contributions women have made in American History! Women’s rights have not always been equal to
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Families come in an variety of forms, the families we serve may not appear as the traditional nuclear family model. Having guardianship of a grandchild, niece, nephew or any other extended family member can be quite an adjustment.
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We are excited to announce The 2021-2022 enrollment season for early childhood education programs has begun! As the cornerstone of Durham County’s Early Childhood Education network our mission is “To
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