Resources

This document is designed to support LEAs as they develop their ESSA plans. It outlines
opportunities throughout the 2019 Consolidated Application to include activities to support young
children’s development beginning at birth.

A new, bipartisan poll commissioned by the North Carolina Early Childhood Foundation
shows that voters across the political spectrum are united on making quality, birth-toage-eight early education a top priority for the state.

We proudly share our 2018 Impact Report. Throughout the year, time and again state and local people came together across disciplines, sectors, systems, and political identities for one purpose—to do what is needed to support children’s optimal development.

Baby Talk: Resources to Support the People Who Work with Infants and Toddlers

Our partners at NC Child, their Parent Advisory Council, and their partners – Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy, Disability Rights NC, Legal Aid NC, NC Justice Center, and Pisgah Legal – have created an easy-to-understand handout for families on changes to Medicaid. The one-pager is available in English and Spanish.

Our partners at NC Child, their Parent Advisory Council, and their partners – Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy, Disability Rights NC, Legal Aid NC, NC Justice Center, and Pisgah Legal – have created an easy-to-understand handout for families on changes to Medicaid. The one-pager is available in English and Spanish.

This research was conducted by Artemis Strategy Group, a consumer research company
specializing in motivation research, in conjunction with Neimand Collaborative, a social
impact marketing firm. Both have extensive experience in the areas of health, early education,
personal finances, social mobility and economic well-being.