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Birth to Third Grade Partnership

8/20/2018

 
The Birth to Third Grade Partnership continues to make progress in the areas of increasing access to preschool through scholarships, improving program quality and supporting family engagement. For FY19, the Partnership increased the number of preschools enrolling scholarship children from 8 to 15, covering a total of 50 scholarship slots. All 9 center based preschool programs in the quality improvement pilot will be applying for the next highest QRIS level next year, and 9 family childcare providers will begin their own quality improvement pilot beginning in August. In addition, the Partnership is currently assessing the supports needed for providers to better engage families, and will use this data to inform programming moving forward. Learn more here.

Cambridge Public Schools Considering Extending the School Day

8/15/2018

 
This week Agenda for Children convened a group of over 20 staff from nonprofit organizations and the City of Cambridge, to hear from CPS Superintendent Salim about the exploration of a longer school day, and to give feedback on how this could impact out of school time programs and their students. Feedback meetings for different stakeholder groups will take place through fall 2018, and mark the beginning of a multi-year decision making process. The CNC will continue to follow this work and share information and opportunities to give input as it moves forward. Read more details here.

Community Benefits Listening Sessions: Feedback and Comments

8/14/2018

 
Thank you again to everyone who participated in the Community Benefits Listening Sessions and contributed to this important discussion. The City of Cambridge compiled the questions and comments from these sessions and beyond, and yesterday released a summary document, Listening Sessions: Feedback and Comments. Learn more about the Community Benefits process here.

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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Mission & Vision
    • Contact
  • Our Work
    • Events
    • Public Policy >
      • Advancing Collaborative Public Funding Approaches >
        • Community Needs Assessment
        • Community Benefit Advisory Committee
      • Increasing Access to Affordable Housing
      • Improved Partnership with Cambridge Public Schools
  • News
    • CNC News
    • Cambridge area Nonprofit Jobs
  • Get Involved
  • Membership with CNC
    • Member Organizations
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    • Member Registration and Payment
    • CNC Subcommittees