Free Meals Available Throughout the State for Eligible Children Age 18 and Under
Early childhood education program administrators and teaching personnel can receive financial awards for furthering their education and earning higher credentials in the field.
Farm to Georgia Preschool Sub-grant Application
Four Regions Will receive over $1-million in Early Childhood Education Resources from the Early Learning Challenge Grant
Pre-K Operating Guidelines for 2014-2015 have been posted.
Grants Will Help Influence Dietary Habits of Young Children and Foster Healthy Lifestyles through Good Nutrition and Experiential Learning
The Summer Food Service Program is available to children throughout the state
Two-Year-Old Clarkston Child Died Monday after Being Trapped in Car
Child Care Centers, Adult Day Care, Head Start, Emergency Shelters Among Participants
Everything you need to know to keep your kids safe from heatstroke.
The application to become a Georgia's Pre-K Program provider is now available for download. Continuation providers should apply online in PANDA.
Lottery Funded Program Open for All Age Eligible Four Year Olds in Georgia
Students Scored Above National Norm in Language, Literacy and Math
Report by national experts in early childhood education and care concludes that, as a universal program, Georgia’s Pre-K Program significantly improves school readiness skills in language, literacy and math.
“Red Fez Reading Club” offers Free Circus Tickets to Young Readers
Deadline is now February 25 for program promoting Healthy Eating and Exercise for Children Birth to Five
New Efforts include Backpack Programs and Mobile Meal Sites
Commissioner Cagle: New early education initiatives made Georgia’s application stronger and more competitive
Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) served 3.6 million meals during Summer, 2013
New Law Requires National Fingerprint-Based Background Checks for All Employees of Georgia’s approximately 6,000 child care facilities
Bright from the Start announced the availability of the RFA Sub-Grant for Caregivers Promoting Healthy Habits.
Bright from the Start announced the availability of the RFA Sub-Grant for Caregivers Promoting Healthy Habits.
Program Promotes Healthy Eating and Exercise for Children Birth to Five
Quality Rated Helps Parents in Selecting Quality Early Education Programs
Free Online Transportation Training
Pre-K Week, October 21-25, 2013, includes discount admission for Pre-K classes, special shows and activities
Program Promotes Fresh, Local Fruits and Vegetables for Children During their Most Formative Years
Bright from the Start is accepting submissions for the FY14 GA Curriculum Review and Approval Process. The review will result in an approved curriculum list for Georgia’s Pre-K Programs and a recommended curriculum list for Georgia’s birth to five early learning programs. For more information, click title above.