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Professional Development

    Supporting Continuous Quality Improvement

                                                      Professional Development
  • Parent and Family Education (Literacy, Math or Social-Emotional)
  • Developing the Coaching Team
  • Organizational Change Management
  • Intentional Data-Driven Lesson Planning
  • Classroom Management and Child Guidance
  • Supporting Children's Development of Skills (Mathematics, Social/Emotional or Literacy)
              Head Start, Center-Based, Home-Based, Family Child Care, Non-Profit, 
                     For-Profit, School District, Faith-Based, Family Engagement

 Individual, On-Site, Program-Wide, Management, Administrative, Staff Training, Observation,    Coaching, Workshops, Key-Note, Conferences

                                     2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 hour sessions available
                                            Evenings and Weekends Available 
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CEO and Lead Consultant Charlotte Quiros has brought her passion, experience, and dynamic training skills to programs across the country.  Together with your team, she will develop a custom path to continuous quality improvement, aligned with district, state and Head Start Standards.  By appreciating your program's culture and community, Charlotte provides a long-term partnership, with a range of support and guidance to build the knowledge, skills and systems for quality.

                                                                 
                            "Bringing your vision for professional development to life!"


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