Ashellee Toweh accepted to Forward Promise Fellowship
CI is thrilled to announce that staff member Ashellee Toweh has been accepted into the Forward Promise Fellowship!
Continue readingRochester Area Parent Program Research Article Published on Changeover from In-person to Online Parenting Classes
In collaboration with the Chicago Parent Program authors, RAPP wrote a research article about the first two years of ezParent in RAPP.
Continue readingCelebrating Freedom: Juneteenth
In honor of Juneteenth, here are some words and resources from Earl Greene, our Director of Racial & Social Justice.
Continue readingDiane Trentini featured in April 2024 RES Magazine
CI's Director of Organizational Transformation, Diane Trentini, is being featured in this month's 'Rochester Engineer' magazine, published by the Rochester Engineering Society.
Continue readingCoterie Award Celebration 2024
On Thursday, April 25, 2024, Children’s Institute held their Coterie Award Celebration. The Coterie honors individuals who have offered substantial, consistent, and exceptional support to Children’s Institute. We are thrilled to welcome 3 new members into the Coterie!
Continue readingNEW T-CRS Report in COMET
We invite you to check out the T-CRS (Teacher-Child Rating Scale) Percentile Range report in COMET!
Continue readingWhat's Great in Our State? Featuring Washington State
What’s Great In Our State? Featuring Primary Project in Washington State.
Continue readingNew Exciting Changes Coming to the T-CRS!
The Data & Science team at Children’s Institute have been continuing work to further improve the Teacher-Child Rating Scale (T-CRS).
Continue readingPress Release Announcing CI Leadership Transition & Executive Director Search
Children's Institute is announcing the departure of Executive Director Dr. Ann Marie White and the appointment of Terry Hartmann as Interim Executive Director.
Continue readingPrimary Project in the News!
We love to see CI celebrated in the news. Eagle News, a newspaper based out of Central New York, highlighted Primary Project this past month. All four elementary schools in the East Syracuse Minoa Central School District showcase Primary Project and have had positive experiences with the program.
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