By doing this, we will prepare the children of America to be successful and competitive in a growing international marketplace. As current employers of parents and community members, as a future source of employment for current students, and as good corporate citizens in their community, businesses can help make education better. The following are examples of how employers can work on the seven issues cited as concerns of the American public. Ensure that children with disabilities, limited English proficiency and other special needs can access your programs. Share team building, negotiation and communication strategies that deal with conflict resolution.
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With enrollment based on a first come, first served basis, as many as 50 children can participate each day. The children's activities are staffed by child care professionals, and vary by season and by the ages of the children. Activities have included roller skating and bowling, harbor cruises, visits to local museums and zoos, Red Sox games, and movies and shows. Children who participate in the program are covered under the company's umbrella insurance policy. Just Open Your Eyes and See . . .