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Early Learning Advocacy Day
Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel
June 7, 2012

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2013 CAEYC Annual Conference & Expo
San Jose, CA
March 14 – 16, 2013


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  • Early Learning
    Advocacy Day
  • New CAEYC
    Member Benefits
  • 2012 Annual
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  • CAEYC Nominations
    & Elections
  • Public Policy

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With deep cuts proposed in Governor Brown’s May Revision, there is no better time to strengthen and unify our voice by attending the annual Early Learning Advocacy Day in Sacramento.

We are excited to announce that Tom Torlakson, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, will be joining us as well as Mary Beth Salomone Testa, Early Care and Education Consortium.

Additional Speakers will include:

  • Dan Walters, Sacramento Bee
  • Rachel Ehlers, Legislative Analyst's Office
  • Senator Carol Liu (Invited)
  • Assemblymember Holly Mitchell (Invited)
  • Assemblymember Susan Bonilla (Invited)

Co-sponsored by PACE, CCDAA and CAEYC, the all-day event will provide participants with the opportunity to meet with state legislators, network with other early learning advocates and learn about critical policy issues, including quality improvement efforts, child care licensing and transitional kindergarten.

Schedule of Events
Thursday, June 7, 2012
8:00 am - Registration
9:00 am - 12:00 pm - Orientation
12:30 pm - Visits to the Capitol
(A boxed lunch is provided) 

Last year's Advocacy Day drew more then 210 participants from across California. Parents, teachers, business leaders and other advocates gathered at the State Capitol to advocate for high-quality early and education (ECE). Participants met with more than 100 lawmakers or their staff members to explain how ECE benefits their children, families and neighborhoods. 

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Support for this event provided through a donation from Californians for the Support of Early Education (CSEE).


Click here to identify your California State Senator and Assemblymember.

You will need this information to register to attend. 

 

Location
The Sheraton Grand Hotel
1230 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95814 

Sheraton Grand Sacramento

Contact
CAEYC
950 Glenn Drive, Ste 150
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 486-7750
info@caeyc.org

CCDAA
1107 2nd Street, Suite 320
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 443-5919
ccdaa@ccdaa.org

CCDAA is a statewide organization that supports state-funded child development programs and their leaders.  


New CAEYC Member Benefits

Here at CAEYC we strive to provide you the best service, education, and products that come with your membership. That is why we are excited to announce two new member benefits, just for you!

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Redleaf Press is offering CAEYC members a 15% discount on every order. Enhance your early childhood professional development library with Redleaf Press curriculum, management, and business resource books and materials.

A discount code is required to take advantage of this special offer. Join CAEYC Today!

GEICOGEICO Insurance Member Discount

Today, more than ever, it truly pays to be a member of CAEYC. GEICO and CAEYC have worked together to bring you an exclusive savings opportunity on car insurance. New GEICO policyholders report average annual savings of $500, and you could save more when you mention your CAEYC affiliation. And once you’re a GEICO policyholder, you’ll receive prompt, professional service 24/7. GEICO is also able to help you find great rates on homeowners, renters, umbrella, and even motorcycle coverage.

Take advantage of your CAEYC discount and find out how much GEICO could save you GEIC! Contact GEICO today to receive your free quote.

***Revenue is paid to CAEYC for each free insurance quote requested by a CAEYC member. All proceeds support CAEYC's Awards and Grants program that helps provide professional growth, educational support and encourage members to continually strive for excellence with young children.***

For additional CAEYC Member Benefits, click here

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We hope you enjoyed your time at the 2012 Annual Conference & Expo as we all learned, laughed and connected with one another. We are looking forward to seeing you at the March 2013 Conference & Expo in San Jose, CA.

The CAEYC Conference website is still available for viewing Conference Sponsors, Exhibitors, and downloading Presenter handouts.

Relive the Memories!

CAEYC would like to thank Sami Roy Photography for capturing the energy of the 2012 Annual Conference & Expo.

Click here to view additional photos in the 2012 CAEYC Conference Gallery. Use password: caeycsd

 

 

 

 

2012 Conference Sponsors

CAEYC proudly thanks its sponsors in recognition of their generous financial support and other donations which contribute greatly to the success of this event.

Diamond

Lakeshore Learning

 

Gold

Discount School Supply

Kaplan Early Learning Company

 

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Pacific Oaks College

 

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DCI Insurance Services, Inc.

Kodo Kids

Learning ZoneXpress

S&S Worldwide

 

 

Nominations & Elections

On behalf of the Nominations and Elections Committee, we are pleased to announce the results for the positions of Vice President and Treasurer for the CAEYC Board of Directors.

CandidatesBased on the votes of the membership of CAEYC, Shu-Chen Jenny Yen was elected Vice President and Kathy Thompson was elected Treasurer. Both Shu-Chen and Kathy will bring a sense of energy, commitment, and knowledge to CAEYC.

As a preview for next year, it is not too soon to be thinking about individuals for the next nomination and election process. Starting in September 2012, the Nominations and Elections Committee will be recruiting candidates for the positions of President-Elect and Secretary.

Begin thinking about who you will nominate for these two important positions on the CAEYC Board of Directors.

More information will be coming to you this Fall about the responsibilities of these two board positions.

 

 
Public Policy

CAEYC advocates for advancement in the early care and education profession and improvement of the lives of young children. Our Public Policy Committee reviews bills related to the importance of early childhood issues and communicates regularly to our legislators regarding these concerns. The Committee develops a policy platform yearly with consultation from the CAEYC Board of Directors.
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Contact
Joyce Stone, CAEYC Public Policy Chair
joycesto@gmail.com

California Legislative Bill File
Below is a list of bills that CAEYC is monitoring during the current legislative session. Please watch this site for periodic updates.
CAEYC reviews bills that we believe are of interest to early childhood professionals. If you have a bill that you would like our CAEYC Public Policy Committee to review, please contact CAEYC at info@caeyc.org.

Bill
Author
Bill Name Status Bill Description
AB2286
Bonilla
Child care: reimbursement rate adjustment factors Support This bill would increase the adjustment factor for CDE-funded programs serving infants and toddlers, from 1.7 to 2.3 for infants and from 1.4.to 1.8 for toddlers. | More information
AB1991
Smyth
Child care: exemption from licensure: public recreation programs Oppose This bill would expand the period a K-12 recreation program could operate and still be exempt from licensing, from 16 to 20 hours per week and from 12 to 14 weeks per year. | More information
AB2137
Bradford
Family day care homes Oppose This bill would allow cities and counties to prohibit large family child care homes in residential zones. | More information
AB1435
Dickinson
Child abuse reporting: athletic personnel Watch This bill increases the types of personnel required to be mandated reporters of child abuse to include athletic coaches and directors, and also requires them to receive training. | More information
AB1438
Bradford
Child abuse reporting Watch This bill requires anyone witnessing a "lewd or lascivious act" to a child aged 14 and under to notify authorities. | More information
AB1564
Lara
Child abuse reporting: mandated reporters: tax-exempt organizations Watch This bill adds volunteers of public or private organizations to the list of mandated reporters and requires those organizations to provide training for staff and volunteers. | More information
AB1673
Mitchell
Child care: eligibility Watch This bill extends the eligibility certification of children served by CDE-funded programs to one year. | More information
AB1713
Campos
Child abuse reporting Watch This bill adds "image processor" who prepares, publishes, produces, develops, duplicates, or prints any representation of information, data, or image to the list of mandated reporters. | More information
AB1817
Atkins
Child abuse reporting Watch This bill adds computer technicians to the list of mandated reporters. | More information
AB1872
Alejo
Family day care homes: nutrition Watch This bill requires family child care providers to provide "at a minimum" the amount and components of food specified by the USDA. | More information
AB2573
Furutani
Child care: family child care providers: bargaining representative Watch This bills grants family child care providers the right to choose a representative for the purposes of collective bargaining. | More information
SB1087
Walters
Organized camps Watch This bill extends the hours an ASES program can operate and be exempt from licensing from 30 to 60 per week, and also exempts resident camps and organized day camps. | More information
SB1352
Corbett
Child abuse: investigation and prosecution: child advocacy centers Watch This bill would encourage each county to establish a "child advocacy center" to coordinate investigation and prosecution of child abuse. | More information

Public Policy Links
California Legislative
California Assembly Allows you to see your Assembly members. As a bonus, you will also see a map of your district showing your location and the member's district office. | www.assembly.ca.gov
California Senate Allows you to view and search for Senate members, bill updates, communications and press releases. | www.sen.ca.gov
California Governor Allows you to view and search for Senate members, bill updates, communications and press releases. | www.gov.ca.gov
Bill Information Provides you with current updates on Senate Bills and Assembly Bills. | www.leginfo.ca.gov
Department of Finance Allows you to view current state budgets. | www.dof.ca.gov
Legislative Analyst's Office Allows you to view detailed examination of the Budget Bill based on the Governor's Budget. | www.lao.ca.gov
On The Capitol Doorstep Provides information on California and federal legislation affecting young children. | www.otcdkids.com
U.S. Government
U.S. House of Representatives Allows you to view current house communications, house directory, member offices, committee offices and other organizations. | www.house.gov
U.S. Senate Allows you to view committee hearing, legislative activities, and to search for your local Senator. | www.senate.gov
U.S. President

Provides citizens with easy access to government information. The Your Government section provides users with sources for information on all branches and agencies of the federal government. | www.whitehouse.gov

Bill Information Allows you to access government information products. | www.access.gpo.gov
Childcare.gov Lists federal resources that support children in child care. | www.childcare.gov
NAEYC Public Policy
NAEYC Children's Champions www.capwiz.com/naeyc/home
Additional Public Policy Sites
Action Alliance for Children www.4children.org
Center for the Child Care Workforce www.ccw.org
Child Care Law Center www.childcarelaw.org
Child Development Policy Institute
www.cdpi.net
Children's Defense Fund www.childrensdefense.org
Children Now www.childrennow.org
 
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