Tarrant County Youth Collaboration - Arlington Child Care Council


The Arlington Child Care Council

The Arlington Child Care Council (ACCC) is a freestanding, citizen-driven initiative composed of up to 25 members. The 2009-2010 ACCC
Co-Chairpersons are:

    Mel LeBlanc, Executive Account Manager, Molnlycke Health Care, Inc.
    Pam Dunbar, Headmaster, The Montessori Academy of Arlington

The ACCC was formed in February 2004 through a United Way grant which was based on the 2002 Arlington Human Service Planners
Child Care Report
(pdf).

Designed to ensure that all children in Arlington will experience quality early childhood development opportunities and will enter school ready to learn, the ACCC is responsible for impelementing Ready for School 
(pdf), an Arlington School Readiness Initiative.

Ready for School is a 2005-2007 Strategic Plan that will ensure that all Arlington children will experience quality early childhood development opportunities and will enter school ready to learn through improving the quality, accessibility and utilization of informal and formal child care opportunities in Arlington.


Results as of June 2006 (pdf)


Arlington Child Care Council


Vision:
All children in Arlington will experience quality early
childhood development opportunities and

will be ready for school.


Mission:
The Arlington Child Care Council will design
and support a comprehensive Arlington
early care and education system that
will improve the quality, accessibility
and utilization of informal and
formal child care.


Organizing Principle:

All children require certain essential cognitive,

emotional, social and physical skill-sets in order

to be ready for school and for life.

Financial support for ACCC comes from:
Arlington Independent School District
City of Arlington
Mel & Candy LeBlanc
Sylvia Nichols
Ryan Foundation
Lynda & Harold Sherrieb
Tarrant County
United Way
Workforce Solutions
United Way of Metro Tarrant County

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