Since 1985, the Montana Early Childhood Project (ECP) has been dedicated to improving the quality of programs and services for Montana's young children and their families.
We work closely with partner organizations across the state to promote early childhood professional development. On a national level, we are actively involved in The National Workforce Registry Alliance and other organizations to promote a knowledgeable and skilled early childhood workforce.
Deadline for Round 1 WAS March 18, 2022
If you have recently taken the 60 hour Infant -Toddler class or the 60 hour MT Preschool Teacher Education class, you can apply for the monetary awards through the ECP website. Please see the Incentives tab for more information.
If you have taken college classes from a Montana university during the Fall 2021 semester, and are working toward a national credential in Early Childhood, you can now apply for the PDIA-HE Fall award. Please see the Incentives tab for information about applying and qualifications. You must be working in a licensed program. Applications are due by January 15, 2022.
RMECC 2022’s virtual portion of the event will offer up to 12 training clock hours with 30+ sessions to choose from in categories like Child Development & Learning, Literacy & STEAM, and Social Emotional Development & Practices. Join over 3,000 early childhood professionals at the Rocky Mountain Region’s largest and leading early childhood conference. Each year, with the support of sponsors, the event features top-notch keynote speakers, a wide selection of workshops, industry leading exhibitors, and a variety of networking opportunities. This year’s event will celebrate the root system that shapes the early childhood field, and the ideas, innovation, and collaboration helping us bloom together! Learn more and register at www.rmecconference.com
Montana Registry provides scholarships for teachers, directors, owners, and family/group providers working in childcare to complete coursework in early childhood education.