por Administración del COFI | Sep 1, 2013 | Campaña de Aprendizaje Temprano, Justicia elemental
In a pilot designed by COFI leaders, parents reached 475+ families about the importance of early learning. Above, Adrienne Stewart (left, with grandson), the Parent and Community Engagement Director for the CPS Office of Early Education, congratulates them on this...
por Administración del COFI | 1 de febrero de 2013 | Campaña de Aprendizaje Temprano, Salud, Alimentación y Recreo, POWER-PAC IL
In light of President Obama’s call last night for increased investment in preschool, we are excited that our early learning work is making an impact in Chicago and Illinois. The Governor’s Office of Early Childhood Development applauded the work of parent...
por Administración del COFI | Ago 1, 2012 | Campaña de Aprendizaje Temprano
Parent activists from POWER-PAC, Parents Organized to Win, Educate and Renew – Policy Action Council are excited to release their report “How We Got Johnny, Jada. and José Into, Preschool“ today, August 3, 2012. The report includes policy briefs that share...
por Administración del COFI | May 1, 2012 | Campaña de Aprendizaje Temprano, POWER-PAC IL
In the months of May and June, COFI and POWER-PAC trained over 90 staff and parent leaders of early learning programs in the basics of COFI’s parent leadership and parent engagement model. Staff and parent leaders came from 11 different sites from two state-funded...
por Administración del COFI | Sep 1, 2011 | Campaña de Aprendizaje Temprano, Justicia elemental
On September 7, 2011, new CEO of the Chicago Public Schools, Jean-Claude Brizard came to COFI for a special meeting with POWER-PAC leaders. Parent leaders from 8 different Chicago communities shared their concerns and recommendations around improving school...
por Administración del COFI | Abr 1, 2010 | Campaña de Aprendizaje Temprano
POWER-PAC’s Early Learning Campaign is about low income children of color having access to good preschool programs. Parents conducted thousands of interviews with families and, as reported in Why Isn’t Johnny in Preschool, we learned that transportation...