Enterprise through Literature (ETL) is a unique program developed by the Ed Snider Center at the University of Maryland.
Read MoreThe Raising of Fort Worth 2018 theme, “Strong Beginnings for a Brighter Future,” concluded on October 18th with a nationally renowned panel of early education policy, research, business, and school leadership experts…
Read MoreThe Raising of Fort Worth hosted its second breakfast event of 2018 on June 28th at Lena Pope, continuing its 2018 theme of “Strong Beginnings for a Brighter Future.”
Read MoreThe Early Learning Alliance (ELA) has helped to launch a new online platform that provides early education professionals and child care providers a one-stop resource for tracking their credentials, logging professional development training, and following a proven career pathway.
Read MoreMay 6, 2018 would have been the 100th birthday of our founder, Ellison Miles.
Read MoreThe Raising of Fort Worth kicked off its fourth year of early learning community events on March 20, 2018 at the Fort Worth Club.
Read MoreThree local early learning collaborations are lifting up the importance of community support and investment in quality early development and education.
Read MoreIt’s no secret that one of the most powerful contributors to student success is parent engagement.
Read MoreIn 2016-2017, the Morningside Parent Engagement Collaborative (PEC) partnered with four agencies to provide parent engagement services to families and their children age 0-5 in Fort Worth’s Morningside neighborhood.
Read MoreThis year’s Philanthropy Roundtable Annual Conference held in Scottsdale, Arizona, was attended by hundreds of foundation representatives from across the country.
Read MoreFor decades, Rochester has consistently ranked among the highest performing pre-K systems in the nation. What is the city’s secret?
Read MoreNationally, only 1 in 4 kids are ready for kindergarten. In Fort Worth, just over half of our kindergarteners enter school ready to learn.
Read MoreThis year’s Campaign for Grade-Level Reading conference in Denver, Colorado brought together over 400 funders, nonprofit leaders, and public officials from across 45 states.
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