The Early Years in Randolph County
Early Childhood News & Resources in Randolph County
The Randolph Partnership for Children Blog shares early childhood resources, literacy initiatives, workforce updates, and family support information for Randolph County, North Carolina. Explore updates on local programs, community events, early educator opportunities, and ways to support young children and families.
EARLY LITERACY
Explore early literacy programs and book initiatives supporting children and families in Randolph County. Learn how reading from birth builds strong foundations for lifelong learning.
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
A strong early childhood workforce supports families and local businesses. Explore how we invest in educators and career development in Randolph County.
FAMILY RESOURCES
Information and resources to support families with young children in Randolph County, including child care, NC Pre-K, and community support services.
EARLY EDUCATOR SUPPORT
Supporting early educators strengthens classrooms and communities. Explore programs that invest in the growth and stability of the early childhood field.
EVENTS & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Discover opportunities to participate, volunteer, and support early childhood programs through local events and community partnerships.
Early Educator Day 2025
Thank you for your interest in Early Educator Day on April 9th. Early educator shadowing will be from 9 - 11am. Lunch, debrief, and check presentation will from 11:30 am - 1pm. If you are interested in participating, please contact Kristy Umfleet (336) 629-2128...
Process Art – More Than Meets the Eye
By Sandy Johnson Swoosh, Dab, Splat, Smear… These are the familiar actions in creating “Process Art”. These are also the early skill building fundamentals of budding young artists, explorers, investigators and creative minds. A young child’s early art experiences...
How to Prepare for Your Child’s Well-Child Checkup
Well-child checkups are an essential part of keeping your child healthy and ensuring they meet important developmental milestones. These regular visits not only track growth but also give you a chance to ask questions and address any concerns. Whether it’s your first...
Art Explosion 2024 Locations
Public Libraries Archdale Public Library Franklinville Public Library Liberty Public Library Randleman Public Library Seagrove Public Library Downtown Asheboro Antiques and Geeks Asheboro Parks and Rec Black Lantern Blake’s Half-Baked Sandwiches Blessed Boutique Bold...
Nature’s Classroom: Unlocking Childhood Development Outdoors with The Basics
Hello, adventurous families! Are you ready to turn your next visit to the park or trail into a vibrant learning playground? Nature isn’t just beautiful—it’s a dynamic classroom that beckons little ones to explore, learn, and grow. Today, we’re diving into how you can...
Understanding Developmental Disabilities
In 1987, President Reagan recognized March as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month to increase “public awareness of the needs and the potential of Americans with developmental disabilities” and to provide the “encouragement and opportunities they need to lead...