In observance of the holiday, ELC Broward will be closed Monday, February 18th.

We will reopen Tuesday, 2/19 at regular hours. Thank you.

More than 2,000 additional children in Broward County will be able to attend a child care program starting this fall. The Early Learning Coalition of Broward County received $7.2M in federal dollars from Florida's Office of Early Learning for child care slots. The funding will allow the ELC to pull approximately 2,000 children off the School Readiness Program waitlist. Families, who have been selected off the waitlist, will be notified. To learn more about the announcement: click here.

 

If you are a parent/guardian interested in applying, click here to be directed to the OEL Family Portal.

The Early Learning Coalition of Broward County is currently seeking employee health benefits brokerage services. Click here to learn more.

Didn't get a chance to attend one of ELC's Provider Orientations? No worries! Watch them here on ELC's YouTube

During the 2018 session, the Florida Legislature passed House Bill (HB) 1091. The goal of HB 1091 is to increase quality and accountability for those providers serving students with School Readiness. The law will require all schools with a School Readiness contract to receive a program assessment. CLASS™ known as Classroom Assessment Scoring System is an observational tool and the tool that has been chosen to assess all the programs in the state of Florida. Although the law doesn’t go in effect until July 2019, all SR Providers must register for CLASS™ Observations by December 1, 2018.