Deitz named Early Childhood Professional of the Month
The Early Childhood Council for Yuma, Washington, and Kit Carson Counties (ECCYWK) recognizes an outstanding early childhood professional each month who is devoted to their profession and has the personal characteristics, knowledge, and skills necessary to provide young children with high quality early childhood care and education experiences. Each month a professional is chosen from nominations from parents, early childhood professionals and community members.
The early childhood professional chosen for the month of June is Haley Deitz.
Haley’s Nomination: “I recently spent time visiting the Liberty School in Joes and was so impressed with her demeanor and professionalism when it came to teaching preschoolers there. She is so committed to the students in that classroom and it’s very obvious that she greatly values the job of teaching our next generation of students. I am so impressed with her. I think she would be the first to say she isn’t deserving of such recognition, but no doubt I believe she should at least be nominated.”
Congratulations Haley in being chosen for the Early Childhood Professional for the month for June.
If you wish to nominate an early childhood professional (they must live and/or work in Yuma, Washington, and Kit Carson Counties) send an email to the Executive Director of the ECCYWK, Claudia Strait, at cstrait@eccywk.
org.
Parents, co-workers, and other community members are welcome to nominate.
The Early Childhood Council for Yuma, Washington, and Kit Carson Counties is funded by the State of Colorado Department of Human Services Early Care and Learning, Buell Foundation, Anschutz Foundation, Quick Foundation, Colorado Health Foundation, El Pomar Foundation, Yuma County Human Services, Kit Carson County Human Services, and Washington County Human Services.
To find out more about child care providers and early educators in Yuma, Washington, and Kit Carson counties call ECCYWK at 970-360-9099, visit the website at www.eccywk.
org, or find them on Facebook.
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