Get on The Bus

By Director

On May 19, 2010 a bus will depart northern Michigan, heading to the state capitol in Lansing, to rally and show support for early childhood. A bus filled with families, friends and citizens who care about our youngest Michiganders – our state’s future!

Not just any bus either. A bus with games, songs, snacks and activities for children and it is FREE of charge for families. For information, to register for the event and RSVP for the bus click here.


Filed in: Legislative News and Updates, Parent Information • Monday, March 15th, 2010

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Funded with a grant from the Early Childhood Investment Corporation of the State of Michigan and the Kellogg Foundation, our project began in April of 2006. The goal of the project is to form multiple collaborative bodies in the state to begin development of a comprehensive system of early childhood care and education for 0-5 year olds and their families. This system is similar to the Smart Start system of North Carolina and the state of Michigan is receiving technical assistance in our efforts from the state of North Carolina.