Members in Districts 5 and 7 recently elected RECEs to serve on Council for a three-year term beginning in June 2022. As members of the 24-person Council governing the College, they will oversee policy development and make decisions related to entry to practice requirements, ethical and professional standards, professional misconduct, …
Early childhood educators come from diverse backgrounds and cultures and have different perspectives and lived experiences, just like the children and families they serve. To govern the profession and guide the College’s work, a Council that brings together people with diverse backgrounds and perspectives is crucial. We spoke with Nerene …
The College is governed by a 24 person Council which includes 14 RECEs elected by the profession. The College is divided into eight electoral districts – or geographic regions – across the province. Each district, depending on its size, elects a specific number of members to Council every three years. …
As educators, we are called to honour diversity in the learning environment by taking each child’s background and experiences into account when designing learning activities and experiences. So how does this translate to regulatory governance? The varying perspectives on Council allow for more effective governance and strategic oversight, enabling the …
Members in Districts 1, 2 and 6 have elected five RECEs to Council for a three-year term. As members of the 24-person Council governing the College, they will oversee policy development and make decisions related to entry to practice requirements, ethical and professional standards, professional misconduct, incompetence and incapacity. Please …
The Council of the College of Early Childhood Educators meets four times a year to oversee College activities in regulating the profession in the public interest. Here are highlights from the March 24th meeting: In the spotlight Due to COVID-19 precautions, Council held its first-ever, full-day meeting via Zoom. College …
We talked to Kim Cole about why she got involved with Council and what her secret to success is as an RECE and Council Member.
Members in Districts 5 and 7 have elected four RECEs to Council for a three-year term. As members of the 24-person Council governing the College, they will oversee policy development and make decisions related to entry to practice requirements, ethical and professional standards, professional misconduct, incompetence and incapacity. Please join …
One of the benefits of being registered professionals is that RECEs have a say in the governance of their profession. Members in good standing can nominate candidates for Council — or run themselves — and vote in Council elections. This year, between March 18 and April 17, members in Districts 5 (Toronto Region) …
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