Please note: this is event is NOT hosted by DIEEC. Please use the contact information below for any questions about the ASQ office hours.

Offered virtually on the 2nd Monday of the month from 1:30-2:30 p.m. Content includes an overview of ASQ Online platform, training opportunities, and specific support for providers.

How to join: Meeting information is sent monthly via ASQ Internal User email blast to those already registered in the DDOE ASQ Online Enterprise Account. If you need to register or do not have access to your ASQ Portals for whatever reason, please submit a support request 

Esta es una reunión para educadores de cuidado infantil familiar de habla hispana.

This is a meeting for Spanish-speaking family child care educators.

Family child care community meetings are excellent opportunities to connect with other family child care providers, hear updates, ask questions, and share ideas. Each month, there are five opportunities to participate at the statewide level. We offer one in-person event in each part of Delaware—New Castle County, Kent County, Sussex County

https://udel.zoom.us/j/94650572255

This one-hour Make Time for Me virtual session is a part of an ongoing series titled Rooted & Rising, focused on supporting FCC providers in cultivating growth in their personal and professional practice. Providers will have the opportunity to connect with fellow educators and explore holistic wellness strategies designed to support and sustain their journey

You can also join us for an in-person Make Time for Me event with hands-on activities- check the calendar for dates and locations!

https://udel.zoom.us/j/94456877434

Office hours are open to all FCC providers to ask questions or request resources. Feel free to join for a few minutes or stay on the whole time! This is a virtual event; join using the Zoom link below. No registration is needed.

https://udel.zoom.us/j/94139406967

Leader Link-Up is a recurring monthly meeting designed for community ECE program leaders to come together, share successes, and discuss challenges in the early childhood education field. The meeting provides a collaborative space to exchange ideas, build connections, and support one another in strengthening programs and leadership practices.

https://udel.zoom.us/j/95909056736

This Community of Practice focuses on collaboration, connection, and community around topics that affect state-funded programs.

In general, a community of practice (CoP) brings early childhood leaders together to collaborate, share experiences, solve problems, generate ideas, and exchange resources. 

If you are interested in joining this CoP, or learning more about other CoP opportunities, please email Dan Reagan at dreagan@udel.edu