What does SECA stand for?

Southern Early Childhood Association

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Early childhood educators have expressed these concerns in position statements released by three well-known professional organizations representing early childhood educators in the United States: the Association for Childhood Education International (ACEI), National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), and Southern Early Childhood Association (SECA).

An authentic approach to assessing pre-kindergarten programs: ...

She has served as President, Arkansas Early Childhood Association (1990-1991); President, Southern Early Childhood Association (1999-2002); and a member of the Advisory Council, Mid-West Center for Nonprofit Leadership, Forum for Early Childhood Organization and Leadership Development (1999-2003).

ACEI elects new executive board members

The Southern Early Childhood Association (SECA) Public Policy Report (1993) indicates that teenage fathers can be involved parents on three levels: 1) through nurturing interactions with their children, 2) through contact with the mothers, and 3) through financial support.

Teenage parenting: challenges, interventions and programs