1. Innovative Local Transition Plans North Carolina, Ohio, Florida
Lorie Barnes, NCAEYC
Kim Tice, OAEYC
Chris Dugan, FLAEYC

2. National Association for the Education of Young Children
Emerging
Nimble
Responsive
Brave
Intentional
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3. National Association for the Education of Young Children
NCAEYC History
64th year
~ formed in 1953 as NC Kindergarten Association
Became state affiliate of NAEYC in 1974
Staff since 1990’s
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4. National Association for the Education of Young Children
Relationships
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5. National Association for the Education of Young Children
Change Management
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Change is messy.
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7. Challenge = Opportunity
Imagine
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8. National Association for the Education of Young Children
Challenges
Capacity (time, funds, expertise)
Communication (frequent, on-going change)
Discomfort with uncertainty
Disappointment about loss of LA structure
Decisions about Local Affiliate Funds
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Opportunities
Increase our impact in lives of members
Increase our impact in our state
Re-engage past leaders
Grow emerging leaders
Engage all leaders in new and meaningful ways
Honor and build upon NCAEYC’s history & legacy
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10. National Association for the Education of Young Children
Primary Shift
Member Benefits to
Member Experience
It is what you get and what you give… You get resources, connected, opportunities. You give your support and your voice to our mission.
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11. Primary Shift OLD Structure drove member experience. NEW
Member experience drives new structure.
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12. 14 Local Affiliates and Chapters
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13. National Association for the Education of Young Children
DRAFT
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14. Newly Identified Priorities
Power to the Profession
DAP across 0-8 Spectrum
Child Well-being
Code of Ethical Conduct
Professionalism & Well-being of Practitioners
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