“Creating a Vision for a Quality School Age Program”
CHANCES presents; in collaboration with the Boys & Girls Club of Charlottetown, and the Early Childhood Development Association of PEI, a unique one-day conference which provides an opportunity for all stakeholders engaged in working with school age children to come together to explore principles and practices that inform and guide quality in School Age Programs.
The $10 (HST included) cost of this event is to cover the cost of lunch, which will be provided by Chef Katie, onsite at the Boys & Girls Club of Charlottetown.
Facilitators bios:
Patricia Chorney Rubin is the Director Community Services and Early Childhood at George Brown College, a position she has held since 2002. Patricia came to the College in 1984 when she joined the team as an Early Childhood Educator. She has collaborated with others in the department in the area of Lab School development and has been the Manager of many of the Lab School teaching childcare centres operated by the college. Patricia has taught and coordinated in both the full and part-time Early Childhood Programs. Patricia was appointed to the Ontario Government's Best Start Expert Panel on Human Resources in the Early Childhood Sector (2007). In 2009 Patricia led the launch of the Bachelor of Applied Arts in Early Childhood Leadership at George Brown College. Patricia obtained a diploma from Sir George Williams University, and a B.A. in Early Childhood Education from Concordia University.
Nelson Hillier works as a manager of the new Nelson Mandela Park Public School Centre- The centre serves as a model lab school for the diploma and degree programs in the School of Early Childhood, and provide a training ground where college students are supported in developing their skills in working with children and families as they complete the hands on component of their academic program.