2019 Raising the Bar


Mark your Calendars and register TODAY!
This is a GREAT Opportunity for Childcare Providers!

Call 757-399-1337 or email Training@ChildrensHarbor.cc 







Join us as we set sail for another great conference – our biggest and best to date!  We expect over 650 Early Care Professionals to attend this region’s highest acclaimed professional development experience.  We want you and your staff to join us on Saturday, October 5, 2019 at Norview High School in Norfolk, VA. You don’t want to miss this AMAZING regional event designed just for YOU!

What you can expect at this AFFORDABLE Early Care and Education Conference:
  • Up to 6 Hours of Trainings – Certificates issued
  • Energizing Opening Keynote Sessions
  • Dynamic Presenters – Specialty “Tracks’ – Business/Leadership; Behavior Management; Language & Literacy, Inclusion; Curriculum Builders; Music & Movement; Mindfulness/Stress Management & so much more!
  • Virginia Infant Toddler Specialist Network (VA-ITSN) Resources and Workshops!
  • Virginia Quality Access, Updates & Sessions!
  • Surrounding Municipality ECE Leaders – a Strong Show of Support from the South Hampton Roads Early Care Community
  • Conference Bags & Goodies
  • Improved Lunch Flow - Catered Food & Snacks
  • Specialty Vendors & Exhibits
  • FREE Community Resources
  • Multiple Door Prizes – Lots of Community Support!
  • Networking Opportunities with other professionals in your field

Please see the attached registration form. Don’t forget – Children’s Harbor members and Family Day Home providers get a discounted rate! Call about our Director’s Discount!

See attached flyer and registration form for all of the event and fee details.

*Note: A limited number of Scholarships are available in some cities.  Contact the following coordinator in your city as listed below for more information:
Chesapeake (R U Ready?) – Contact Kathryn Jessee at  kjessee@cityofchesapeake.net or (757) 382-2272
Portsmouth (Reads) – Contact Brittanie Clark at training@childrensharbor.cc or (757) 399-1337
Suffolk (ECDC) – Contact Brenda O’Donnell at  bodonnell@suffolkva.us  or (757) 514-7457
Virginia Beach (GrowSmart) – Contact Barb Lito at  blito@vbgov.com or (757) 385-0144
Virginia Quality – Contact Heather Kitsis at virginiaquality@tcc.edu or (757) 822-5225

Don’t wait!  Complete your registration TODAY to take advantage of the EARLY BIRD RATE until SEPTEMBER 12th!

Sponsor, Presenter and Vendor opportunities are also available.

Want a membership? Have registrations questions? Want to pay over the phone? Feel free to reach out to Brittanie at (757) 399-1337 or training@childrensharbor.cc

See you on October 5th! Remember – TO REACH A PORT, WE MUST SAIL!


Beth, Brittanie, and the 2019 RTB Committee

Brittanie Clark
Training Administrative Assistant
Community Training and Professional Development


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