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Google translation de Wisconsin Educación Temprana y Cuidado

(Google Spanish translation of Early Education and Care Wisconsin)

Sites below listed as text in order:

| Wisconsin Early Childhood Collaborating Partners | Preschool Options Project | DPI Early Childhood | DPI Early Childhood Special Education | DHS Birth to 3 | Wisconsin Department of Children and Families | State Professional Development Grant | Child Care Information Center | Child Find: CESA #6 | Birth to 3 Training & Technical Assistance | WI Assistive Technology Initiative | Supporting Families Together Association | The Wisconsin Division for Early Childhood | Children's Trust Fund | Maternal and Child Health | The Registry | Early Childhood--CESA #4 | CESA #2's Early Childhood Home Page |

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  • Wisconsin Early Childhood Collaborating Partners is a statewide group united through a common desire to transform early childhood care and education and to facilitate the development and implementation of a plan that permits every child and family in Wisconsin access to a blended, comprehensive delivery system for high quality early childhood care and education.
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  • The Preschool Options Project is a DPI funded project that provides training to assist local school districts in developing a range of options in Least Restrictive Environments (LRE) for young children with disabilities.
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  • DPI Early Childhood: We want all children to have a quality childhood so they become joyful. lifelong learners, active contributors to healthy communities and productive members of society. We work in partnership with the early childhood community ( including parents and professionals in the public and private sector), to create strong communities in which all families are supported in their roles and responsibilities.
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  • DPI Early Childhood Special Education
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  • Wisconsin Department of Health Services Birth to 3 and Early Intervention: The first three years are the most important building blocks of your child’s future. The Birth to 3 Program is a federally-mandated program (Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act—IDEA) to support families of children with delays or disabilities under the age of three.
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  • Wisconsin Department of Children and Families--Wisconsin Bureau of Regulation and Licensing-- is responsible for licensing and regulating child care centers, residential care facilities for children and private child welfare agencies in Wisconsin.
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  • :Wisconsin's State Personnel Grant (WSPG) is the hub for Wisconsin State Professional Development Grant (SPDG)
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  • Welcome to the Wisconsin Child Care Information Center! CCIC is a mail-order lending library and information center serving anyone in Wisconsin working in the field of child care and early childhood education.
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  • Child Find: CESA #6: The Informed Referral Network in Wisconsin Communities: Locating Young Children Who May Need Special Services.
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  • The purpose of the Early Childhood and Education Unit is to design and implement a range of research, training and service projects that work to assure that children with or at risk for developmental disabilities and delays receive high quality education.
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  • A statewide project to make assistive technology devices and services more available to children with disabilities.
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  • SFTA’s mission is to support groups that promote quality early care, resources and education to enrich the lives of children and strengthen families.
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  • The Wisconsin Division for Early Childhood--Promoting policies, advancing practices.
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  • The Children's Trust Fund's vision, mission and values focuses on family and community empowerment. Administered by the 20-member Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Board, the Children's Trust Fund has a strong and balanced child maltreatment prevention agenda.
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  • The MCH Program works with local public health departments, community based organizations, statewide organizations and other providers to provide and or assure quality health services are delivered to mothers, children, and families in Wisconsin.
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  • Welcome to the the Registry--The place to find training and events of interest. Formerly T-Net--Wisconsin Training Network
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  • Early Childhood Entry--CESA #4: Implementing Integrated Preschool Settings (IIPS) and Early Childhood Special Education Program Support.
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  • CESA #2 Early Childhood Home page: Supporting Children from Birth to 8 years old with best practices across environments, in the home and community, as well as in the schools.

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This is the WeeCare: (Wisconsin Early Education and Care) Webring Search Engine. This webring is designed to search information that is housed on the websites of Wisconsin state departments and associated initiatives in order to support the dissemination of state guidance and information particular to early care and education. The CESA #2 IDEA Early Childhood Grant (CFDA# 84.173) acknowledges the support of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction in the maintenance of this website and for the continued support of this federally-funded grant program. Please contact Susan Donahoe , with questions or comments about this site.

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