Feb. 22nd – Advocate for Child Care at the Capitol
Posted: January 25, 2018 | Author: Debbie Ellis | Filed under: Administration for Children and Families, CCPP-approved Provider, Child Care Development Fund, Child Care Mississippi, DECCD-MDHS, HHS ACF Office of Child Care, Jackson State University, Mississippi Legislature, MLICCI, MS Department of Human Services, NBCDI, NSparc, SECAC Mississippi, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Uncategorized | Tags: 2007 Market Survey Rates, Administration for Children and Families, CCPP-approved Provider, child care Mississippi, DECCD, DECCD-MDHS, Early Learning Guidelines (ELG), equal access, Market Survey Rates, MDHS, Mississippi CCDF State Plan, Mississippi licensed child care, Quality Rating System; DECCD-MDHS; CCDF Quality Improvement, SECAC Mississippi |Leave a commentFeb. 22nd – Advocate for Child Care at the Capitol
Child care providers who have questions and concerns about the administration of the Child Care Development Fund will have an opportunity to speak directly to their legislators on February 22, 2018 beginning at 10:00 AM on the second floor of the state Capitol Building in Jackson.
Please come and shine like the star you are!
Although child care providers have been anxiously awaiting the long overdue announcement of Mississippi’s new child care rates (federally mandated increases) expected to be announced at today’s SECAC meeting, the January 25th meeting has been canceled. (Click here.)
The next SECAC meeting is also scheduled for February 22, 2018.
MARK THIS IMPORTANT DATE!
In addition, attend the MECA Conference on February 17, 2018 in partnership with the Childcare Directors Network to learn more about the issues facing Mississippi’s child care industry and strengthen your voice by becoming a full, supporting, statewide member.
In the meantime, to raise very urgent concerns or to discuss low-income child care services with your Senator and Representative today, call the Capitol Switchboard and send a message in to them. Ask them to give you a call.
Capitol Switchboard: (601) 359-3770
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