Out of the Box Program Building Kitchens
March 28, 2025
LCCAA Head Start Nutrition Staff members use their unique Out of the Box cooking demonstrations to expand families’ cooking skills and their kitchen equipment.
LCCAA Head Start Nutrition Staff members use their unique Out of the Box cooking demonstrations to expand families’ cooking skills and their kitchen equipment.
LCCAA Head Start encourages families to join in celebrating the Week of the Young Child beginning April 5.
The Week of the Young Child™ is an annual celebration sponsored by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), the world’s largest early childhood education association.
LCCAA gratefully remembers Jon Veard, Sr., who died March 14 after a brief illness.
Veard’s United Property Management has been a long-time partner of LCCAA as he worked to restore and refurbish multiple buildings in downtown Lorain.
Hopkins Locke’s Kiara Olmo Velez has added a new degree to her list of credentials.
Olmo Velez, who has worked at Hopkins Locke since 2021, received her bachelor’s degree in early childhood education from Grand Canyon University in December.
LCCAA’s Pathways HUB is looking for community members to serve on the LCPHUB Community Advisory Council.
LCCAA mourns the loss of its board chairman, Gerald Pippens, who died unexpectedly Feb. 23.
Pippens had served as board chair since 2019. He joined the board in 2010. He had a long career with the UAW Local 2000.
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