I recognize and admit to having a chip on my shoulder about the field of early childhood education - and, at times, disbelief that others may not see ...
Posts by Amy Stephens Cubbage
amy.cubbage[at]teachstone.com
Amy started out her career in early childhood education as a teacher after completing her undergraduate degree from Brown University. She went on to get her JD at Northeastern University School of Law and an MS in Leadership and Policy in Early Care and Education from Wheelock College. Amy worked as a National Head Start Fellow for the federal Administration for Children and Families (ACF), after which she consulted with early childhood education agencies on a range of topics. She served as adjunct faculty at both Wheelock College and Eastern Connecticut State University and co-authored a chapter with Joan Lombardi on Head Start’s legislative history in The Head Start Debates. Throughout Amy’s career, she has been an active member of affiliates of the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). She was first introduced to the CLASS tool as an MTP Coach with the National Center for Research on Early Childhood Education (NCRECE)’s Professional Development Study. Since joining Teachstone in 2010, Amy has served as an MTP Specialist and MTP Coaching Program Manager. An avid runner and mother of three, when she’s not coaching teachers, Amy can be found coaching kids on the soccer field. Or eating chocolate. Favorite Teacher: Mr. Denny-Brown, 3rd Grade
In the summer of 2018, we began a company-wide conversation to organize the various activities, discussions, and small steps undertaken by many ...
A year ago, urged on by my insightful new colleague, Manda Klein, who was born and raised in Texas, I wrote a blog entitled, At Our Core. It praised ...
On a hot summer day in July 2016, I had the good fortune of being the one not on vacation on our small policy and research team. Instead, I went to ...
The violence of the past days has reminded us all that we must be vigilant in denouncing hate and speaking out against it. I encourage everyone who ...
Take heart! For too long, one of the least heartening perspectives on the federal government budget came from early childhood education advocates, ...
Regardless of the various journeys we take or paths we find ourselves on when we discover CLASS, we all believe in the power of interactions to ...
Greetings! One of my New Year’s resolutions is to blog more than last year. While I’m not the most prolific, when I do post, please know it comes ...
May was a busy—and very confusing—month for federal budgets. First, on May 7th Congress finally passed, and the President signed, a federal budget ...
When the Elementary and Secondary Education Act was reauthorized in December 2015, Teachstone joined with others working across grade levels to ...