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The CCCS
Professional Development Pathways Initiative
(PDPI) for
Early Childhood Educators in Camden, a
branch of the Camden Literacy Campaing, launches
its new website.
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The
Childcare Literacy and Professional Development
Initiative kicked off the Camden City Directors’ Academy by engaging 17 local child
care center directors and assistant directors in the first of a series of 12
seminars provided through June.
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August
6th, 2004. The first Child Development
Associate (CDA) Candidates Recognition Ceremony took
place
in the Rutgers-Camden Campus Center's Lounge
with standing room available only. It was a
wonderful, moving evening with many smiling
faces celebrating the achievements of the awardees.
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Storyteller
Lamont Dixon presented
“The Cat in the Hat” at the Camden
Free City Library, bringing creativity and
imagination to over 50 children. The performance
was held in celebration of Dr. Seuss’s
birthday.
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The
Camden Campaign for Children's Literacy is highlighted
in the Rutgers
FOCUS by
Melissa Payton
Literacy campaign yields
results - Camden childhood studies program combines
scholarship and outreach
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On
July 10, 2003 Oni Lasana presented “Down
on the Farm with Granny Goose” at the Camden
Free City Library. Part of the Camden
Campaign for Children’s Literacy’s
Library Outreach Initiative. This program
was specifically designed for Pre-K to 3rd grade.
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On
May 3rd, the Camden Campaign for Children’s
Literacy (CCCL) was recognized as an Outstanding
Community Program at the Literacy
Volunteers of America (LVA) Camden County Chapter’s
18th Annual Recognition Day.
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Psi
Chi Adopts Literacy Campaign. The
Camden Chapter of Psi Chi,
the National
Honor Society for psychology majors, has decided
to adopt the Camden Campaign for Children's Literacy
as one of their projects. >>> more |
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| For
more information on the Camden
Campaign for Children's Literacy,
please call the CCCL Office at 225-6739 or email
Angela
Connor-Morris, CCCL Program Director, or Becky
Heritage, CCCL Program Coordinator. Thank you. |
