TAKE THE NEXT STEP - Grow Child Care in North Dakota

ND CCR&R is pleased to present an array of options to assist you in the important job of early care and education.  We hope you find a place for yourself and your program on this continuum of support and choose to take advantage of these time-limited opportunities, including:

• FREE Easy Reach Courses
• Low cost Eager to Learn Courses
• Scholarships, support and incentives to participate in training or earn your CDA 
•  Support and incentives for Family Child Care Accreditation (NAFCC)
• Free Center Director Training using Aim4Excellence and related incentives

Click here to find out what's new at CCR&R for Family/Group and Center providers. 

Time and space is limited.Call today to see how you qualitfy

• In the Eastern half of North Dakota: Call 800-452-3646 x5844 or 218-291-5844
• In Northwest North Dakota: Call 888-450-7801 or 701-838-7800
• In South west North Dakota: Call 888-223-1510 or 701-223-1510

Training & Professional Development - There’s Never Been a Better Time!

Have you always dreamed of advancing your career in the Early Childhood field?  Are you looking for ways to make your job easier or to make your day flow more smoothly?   ND CCR&R is eager to help you create a personal learning path to prioritize and guide your training and education.  Our Professional Development Coordinators are ready to assist you in meeting your goals through individual consultation.  There’s never been a better time to take advantage of training and continuing education through ND CCR&R.  Learn more about the great opportunities available.

Earn a CDA Credential CDA Scholarship info
ND CCR&R is pleased to announce that a limited number of CDA scholarships are now available to early childhood providers in North Dakota. These scholarships are made possible with funding from the North Dakota Legislature through June 30, 2011. Read more about scholarship options.

• Print application form
• .Learn more about CDA
  

Accreditation
National accreditation programs recognize providers and programs for the high quality care that they offer children and families.  Find out more about voluntary accreditation processes at the websites below.

1. National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC) for Family and Group providers
2. National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) for Centers, Preschools and Head Start programs.
3. National After School Association (NAA) for school age programs

To contact a regional child care consultant directly, click here.