Early Childhood
Child Development 19-20Prepare for a career as a licensed childcare provider, teacher, teaching assistant or aide, nanny, social workers, or any career working with children. Students who train in this program are given the best real-world experience: work in state-licensed learning centers and preschools in the Lancaster community while developing essential skills in teaching and leadership, managing toddlers and infants, and lesson planning. Students who have a heart and mind for children are perfect for this program that develops future early childhood educators and influences the future of children by shaping their intellectual, social, emotional, and physical development. In ECE, students will use research and creative problem-solving to deliver developmentally appropriate materials for young children. In this program, you will work in the Lancaster City Schools preschool center, playing an essential role in caring for young children from the community. This program meets the standards of the Child Development Associate National Credentialing Program (CDA). Students may apply for the CDA credential upon successful completion of CDA requirements. Lancaster High School follows the standards from the National Association for the Education of Young Children accreditation and the Early Learning Content Standards for Pre-K children set by the State of Ohio.
Prepare for a career as a licensed childcare provider, teacher, teaching assistant or aide, nanny, social workers, or any career working with children. Students who train in this program are given the best real-world experience: work in state-licensed learning centers and preschools in the Lancaster community while developing essential skills in teaching and leadership, managing toddlers and infants, and lesson planning. Students who have a heart and mind for children are perfect for this program that develops future early childhood educators and influences the future of children by shaping their intellectual, social, emotional, and physical development. In ECE, students will use research and creative problem-solving to deliver developmentally appropriate materials for young children. In this program, you will work in the Lancaster City Schools preschool center, playing an essential role in caring for young children from the community. This program meets the standards of the Child Development Associate National Credentialing Program (CDA). Students may apply for the CDA credential upon successful completion of CDA requirements. Lancaster High School follows the standards from the National Association for the Education of Young Children accreditation and the Early Learning Content Standards for Pre-K children set by the State of Ohio.
Informational Zoom Session on Monday, January 11, 2021 at 11:25-11:40am.
Informational Zoom Session on Monday, January 11, 2021 at 11:25-11:40am.
Check Back Here for the Zoom Recording In Case You Miss It!
Check Back Here for the Zoom Recording In Case You Miss It!