Resources for Parents and Family

DCECC will help connect you to the services and supports you need to successfully raise your young child. Parents Start Here

Douglas County School District Preschool Registration

https://www.dcsdk12.org/preschool

Douglas County School District Child Find

https://www.dcsdk12.org/child-find

Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline

Report suspected child abuse and neglect to Colorado’s statewide child abuse and neglect hotline 1-844-CO-4-KIDS

Colorado Office of Early Childhood

http://coloradoofficeofearlychildhood.force.com/oec?lang=en

Learn about Early Childhood Councils on ECCLA’s

(Early Childhood Council Leadership Alliance) NEW website!
This interactive resource features a comprehensive map of Colorado’s 34 Early Childhood Councils and engaging stories about their local impact.
www.ecclacolorado.org

Douglas County Early Childhood Council

Phone: (720) 560.7300 3950 Trail Boss Lane Castle Rock CO 80104

The Douglas County Early Childhood Council

The Douglas County Early Childhood Council (DCECC) is dedicated to helping parents and child care providers learn about programs and services for young children, birth to age 8.  A child’s early learning experiences help shape the ways they grow and thrive as they move through their youngest years, school-age and into adulthood.  DCECC offers resources and supports to help parents make the most of these early years so that their children adapt well and succeed in life.

The Colorado Early Learning and Development Guidelines describe the path of children’s learning and development from birth to age 8. They’re designed so that everyone who cares for young children can play an important part in giving Colorado’s kids a healthy start. The Office of Early Childhood developed  tools to help parents and caregivers, early childhood professionals, and child advocates access and use the Guidelines. > Click Here

Get Involved! Share the Early Learning & Development Guidelines Video Series and Website

Twenty-nine videos in both English and Spanish identify milestones for children at various ages, and model fun and easy ways you can “get involved” to support learning and development. > Learn More