Early childhood professionals will gather at Plymouth State University this September for the 21st annual Keys to Quality Conference.
Organized by Child Care Aware of New Hampshire, the event is designed to strengthen professional knowledge through educational sessions, networking, and collaboration. This year's event theme, Connections, highlights the value of relationships, shared learning, and partnerships within the early childhood education community.
The conference will feature a keynote presentation by Rick Rood, followed by multiple breakout sessions addressing child development, communication strategies, educator wellness and other topics supporting quality learning environments. The program will conclude with a presentation titled Be Well, Care Well. This presentation will focus on the health and well-being of education professionals.
Attendees may obtain up to six hours of professional credits while connecting with colleagues, visiting vendor exhibits, and exploring educational resources. Registration also includes breakfast, lunch, snacks and beverages, along with giveaways and door prizes.
Conference admission is $35 per person, with registration available through September 21. Complimentary parking will be available near the conference facilities, and meals will be supplied by Plymouth State University.
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The event date will be Saturday, September 26th from 9 am to 3:45 pm at the Merrill Place Conference Center at Plymouth State University, located at 14 Merrill Street.
