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Spotlight on Louisiana's Early Childhood Ancillary Certificate

Description:
Beginning in July 2019, all lead teachers in publicly funded centers in Louisiana are required to obtain their ECAC within 24 months of employment. The ECAC aims to provide foundational training that serves as the minimum qualification that is well-aligned with best practices, focused on teacher-child interactions, and is anchored in opportunities for practice. (author abstract)
Resource Type:
Fact Sheets & Briefs
Author(s):
Dowsett Chantelle J.; Steber Kathryn (Kate); Richards Dale Epstein
Publisher(s):
Child Trends
Funder(s):
Foundation for Child Development
Country:
United States

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