Noreen Landis-Tyson (@Noreenglt) profile picture

CEO of Community Partnership for Child Development, early childhood provider in El Paso County, Colorado. MBA from UCCS.

Colorado Springs, CO
Joined May 2009
.@RepDLamborn As the director of the Head Start program in El Paso County, I see first hand the impact of Covid-19 on our most vulnerable children and families, as well as the important role that early care and education plays in getting people back to work.
.@SenatorBennet As the director of the Head Start program in El Paso County, I see first hand the impact of Covid-19 on our most vulnerable children and families, as well as the important role that early care and education plays in getting people back to work.
.@SenCoryGardner As the director of the Head Start program in El Paso County, I see first hand the impact of Covid-19 on our most vulnerable children and families, as well as the important role that early care and education plays in getting people back to work.
.@SenCoryGardner #UniteforHeadStart Early childhood teachers need higher pay, and we need to serve more infants and toddlers so parents can work and go to school and kids can thrive. Match or increase the House in funding for Head Start!
.@SenatorBennet #UniteforHeadStart Early childhood teachers need higher pay, and we need to serve more infants and toddlers so parents can work and go to school and kids can thrive. Match or increase the House in funding for Head Start!
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Obama responds to Charlottesville with one of the most liked tweets in history mashable.com/2017/08/14/obam… via @mashable
Just went to the Daniels Fund 10th anniversity celebration. CPCD is a grant recipient each year and we are fortunate to have their support!
Office Depot grand opening at Austin Bluffs and Academy. Great store and they donated 100 backpacks and $100 to CPCD!
At the minority overrepresentation strategic planning meeting through Best Practices Court.
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Discussing strong mayor system and learning about conflict resolution at CSLI retreat. Jim Shields from CCL presenting.
At the women's leadership symposium at UCCS. Great speakers!
Thanks to Kevin Knebl for the lesson on Linked In and Twitter at the Women in Business luncheon today!