Below is a list of the local organizations and programs that make up our local early childhood system.
The list is not exhaustive, so if we missed your initiative, please let us know.
EARLY CHILDHOOD DOMAINEXISTING PROGRAMS / INITIATIVESIMPACTED MEASURE OF SUCCESS
Supported Families & and Supportive CommunitiesCatholic Charities SKILLED…
In January 2021, the Tennessee legislature convened for a special session in response to the crisis posed by the global pandemic to public education. Along with measures to address accountability, learning loss, and teacher pay, legislators also turned their attention to another crisis that has been…
Chattanooga 2.0 is excited to announce Brandon Hubbard-Heitz will join the backbone organization as the new Director of Student Strategy and Literacy. Brandon comes to the collective impact organization with more than 10 years of experience in K-12 education, including more than 7 years of service…
Chattanooga 2.0 brings stakeholders together to advance equity and increase quality education and career opportunities across Hamilton County. Our local school board plays a key role in ensuring students have access to those opportunities. Community members can engage in our mission by learning more about their school board…
Keri Randolph, Ed.LD, has been named Chattanooga 2.0 Executive Director, Christy Gillenwater, President and CEO, Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce, announced today.
Randolph has more than 20 years of experience working and advocating for children and families through diverse roles across the education sector from classroom…
Early Matters Chattanooga is asking residents and businesses to join communities across the nation on Friday, May 6 as they thank local child care providers for their tireless efforts in the classroom.
Provider Appreciation Day is celebrated the Friday before Mother’s Day each year to recognize…
Chattanooga 2.0 defines educational equity as: intentional supports, resources, and policies designed to meet the individual needs of each learner and eliminate disparities in outcomes, ultimately ensuring that all students have the opportunity to unlock their full potential.
Chattanooga 2.0 is pleased to release responses to…
Chattanooga 2.0 Community,
At the state capital in Nashville right now, our lawmakers are discussing the merit of giving more Tennessee children access to a quality start to their education. That legislation — Senate Bill 2179 and its companion House Bill 2201 - would dedicate sports betting…