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Training Opportunities for ‘Florida’s Assessment of Student Thinking (FAST) using Star Early Literacy’

The Coordinated Screening and Progress Monitoring Program is the statewide, standardized program known as Florida’s Assessment of Student Thinking (FAST) using Star Early Literacy implemented in all VPK programs as required by s. 1002.68, F.S., that is used to assess student achievement of the performance standards established in s. 1002.67(1)(a), F.S., in early literacy and mathematics. VPK Programs will begin implementation of the FAST using Star Early Literacy beginning in the 2022-2023 VPK Program Year. … Read more

Nature Play Spaces – What They Are and How to Make One

Nature Play Spaces: What is a Nature Play Space?   The idea behind a nature play space is that, instead of the standard, cookie-cutter metal and plastic structures that make up the bulk of today’s playgrounds, people can incorporate the surrounding landscape and vegetation to bring nature to children’s daily outdoor play and learning environments. Nature Play at Home Children have a natural affinity toward nature. The National Wildlife Federation and the Natural Learning Initiative … Read more

DEL guidance for religious-exempt childcare providers on how CARES & CRRSA grant funds can be spent

Please see the below DEL guidance for religious exempt childcare providers on how CARES & CRRSA grant funds can be spent. The guidance is general summarizing some of the most important federal requirements. Religious-exempt providers with questions about the application of these federal requirements to particular programs should consult with legal counsel. DEL Guidance Memo

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