BCCCRC Training Registration

This workshop is designed to meet the training requirements for first year family child care providers. (more details)

Participants will review what is SIDS and sleep related death, review recent research and statistics, gain greater understanding of the providers role in keeping infants safe. (more details)

6 hr Health, Safety & Nutrition :This class fulfills the MSDE/OCC requirement. IMPORTANT: This class will be held at the Julie Community Center, 100 S. Washington Street, 21231. Bring a bag lunch. (more details)

Come to this workshop and explore the use of children's literature as a means of building your curriculum for infants and toddlers. (more details)

This workshop provides a comprehensive introduction to CLASS while fostering practical skills to improve teacher-child interactions in early learning settings. (more details)

Gain greater understanding of how to supervise children of all ages appropriately and effectively. Explore techniques for indoor and outdoor supervision. (more details)

This engaging workshop discusses the effects and impact that trauma can have on the brain. It not only affects children in the moment, but throughout life if gone untreated. (more details)

6 hr Health, Safety & Nutrition :This class fulfills the MSDE/OCC requirement. IMPORTANT: This class will be held at the Julie Community Center, 100 S. Washington Street, 21231. Bring a bag lunch. (more details)

This workshop empowers early childhood professionals to strengthen relationships with families through effective, respectful, and culturally responsive communication (more details)

Gain greater understanding of how to supervise children of all ages appropriately and effectively. (more details)

The Basics aims to bolster brain development for social-emotional and cognitive skill building among children ages 0-5 as a sturdy foundation for school readiness. (more details)