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423 What I learned 27 Years of Lessons: Top 10 Back-to-School Tips

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After 27 years in early childhood education, I’ve seen it all—and learned what really works to start the school year off strong. In this episode of The Childcare Director’s Chair, I’m sharing my Top 10 Tips for Getting Ready for Back-to-School—practical strategies that help childcare directors get organized, support their staff, and welcome families with confidence and joy.

✨ You’ll learn how to:

  • Set staff up for success with clear schedules and roles
  • Prepare classrooms that are engaging, organized, and welcoming
  • Communicate effectively with families from day one
  • Organize paperwork, calendars, and emergency procedures
  • Lead with energy, intention, and positivity to set the tone for the year

If you’re ready to make the first week smooth, memorable, and fun for your team, students, and families—this episode is for you! Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts—your feedback helps me create more tips and strategies that support childcare directors like you.

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