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• 6:27 Child Care Provider Success Stories Featured

  Hear directly from child care providers about their experiences with Pomona Unified School District's Resource & Referral Program. Learn how training, coaching, and ongoing support have helped them grow their programs, build confidence, and better serve children and families.<br>

  Uploaded Jul 27, 2026
• 2:45 Father Figure Involvement Day 2026 Featured

  Father Figure Involvement Day 2026 brought together dads and father figures for a meaningful morning centered on connection, play, and positive engagement with children. Hosted on Saturday, May 16, 2026, the event created a welcoming space for families to slow down, have fun, and strengthen relationships through shared experiences. Held at Montvue Elementary School, the morning began with breakfast and community connection as families arrived and settled into a supportive, high-energy environment. A unique part of the program included child care for children ages 3 and up, allowing father figures to participate in guided learning sessions focused on how play supports children’s social and emotional development. These interactive moments helped adults explore practical ways to build stronger bonds through presence, patience, and intentional interaction. Following the learning portion, dads reunited with their children for hands-on activities filled with games, music, movement, and surprise moments designed to encourage joy, teamwork, and connection. To close out the event, families enjoyed raffles with exciting prizes, adding a celebratory finish to an already uplifting experience. Father Figure Involvement Day 2026 highlighted the importance of father involvement and community support in early childhood development, showing how meaningful connection often grows through simple, shared play.<br>

  Uploaded May 26, 2026
• 3:43 Family Literacy Conference 2026

  The Family Literacy Event Conference 2026 took place on April 24th, 2026 at the Mountain Meadows Golf Course in Pomona. The venue is known for its elegant setting and scenic views of the San Gabriel Mountains, making it a fitting place for a community event focused on literacy and families.<br><br>The night featured All the Stars in the Sky, written by Art Coulson. The story follows a boy named Clay who wants to be “star of the week” at school because he believes it will make him the most important person there. His grandmother helps him understand that real importance does not come from standing out alone, but from being part of a family and community. She compares people to stars in the sky, explaining that while one star can shine, a constellation of many stars working together creates something much brighter and more meaningful. The message is based on the Cherokee concept of Gadugi, which emphasizes working together for the good of the community.<br><br>The event also featured a performance by the DA Center for the Arts through their De Colores Program. This program serves families with children ages 0–5 by offering puppet shows, music, movement, and art activities that strengthen the bond between parents and children through interactive learning. In addition, many parents were recognized with certificates and trophies for their valuable contributions and support of the Pomona Unified School District Child Development Program.<br><br>The event included delicious food with dessert provided, along with great music and a photo booth for families to enjoy and capture memories together. Seven lucky parents also won toy raffle prizes for their children. Overall, the event highlighted the importance of literacy, family engagement, and community support, showing how stories and shared experiences can bring people together.

  Uploaded May 15, 2026
• 2:03 Disaster Preparedness Training for Child Care Providers 2026

  The Disaster Preparedness Training for Child Care Providers and Families is a hands-on class that teaches people how to stay safe during emergencies like wildfires. The training is led by Nick Bello, President of Lion Heart Safety, Fire Captain, and Paramedic, and Lana Frisby, Director of Child Care Safety and Social Services at Lion Heart Safety. Participants join group discussions, practice safety drills, and ask questions. Everyone leaves with helpful tools, such as emergency backpacks and planning guides, that they can use at home or in child care centers. The event also includes lunch, teamwork activities, and lessons that help people feel more confident about handling real emergencies. Translation is available.

  Uploaded Apr 15, 2026
• 00:45 Your Child Care Connection Featured

  Hey parents! Finding the right child care can feel like a huge puzzle, right? It's stressful, but we're here to make it so much easier. Imagine having one place for everything you need: information, applications, and all the support for our child care programs. It's real and it's right here. First, you can quickly see if you qualify for programs like Head Start, State Preschool, or CalWORKs. Just check out our eligibility page for all the details. Need some expert advice on what makes a great day care? Our child care guide walks you through everything, from safety standards to learning activities. So, you can choose with confidence. Plus, you can get free referrals and download all the necessary forms in seconds. We've streamlined the whole process to help you find a wonderful nurturing environment for your child's growth.

  Uploaded Mar 30, 2026
• 6:59 Selecting Child Care

  This video is presented by an AI-generated speaker designed to deliver information clearly and consistently.<br><br>This informational video from PUSD Resource and Referral guides parents through the process of selecting a quality child care provider. It explains different types of child care settings—including licensed centers, family child care homes, and license-exempt providers—and highlights key factors to consider such as health and safety, staff qualifications, child-to-teacher ratios, curriculum, and daily routines.<br><br>Parents are encouraged to visit facilities, ask questions, and trust their instincts when making decisions for their child’s well-being. The video also outlines tips for building strong relationships with providers, understanding parent rights and responsibilities, and staying actively involved in a child’s care.<br><br>Additionally, it introduces Oliver’s Law, which gives parents the right to access information about complaints against child care providers. Contact information for local licensing offices and the Resource and Referral program is provided for further support.

  Uploaded Mar 24, 2026

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