Historic Labor Agreement Gives Salary Parity
Senior Policy Analyst Lisa Caswell speaks on behalf of the Day Care Council of New York at a New York City press conference to announce the historic labor agreement that provides salary parity for certified early childhood teachers
Read MoreThe Value of Early Childhood Educators
The Day Care Council of New York's salary parity report provides an estimate for what it will cost to provide certified teachers in community-based organizations with the same salaries as their public school counterparts.
Read MoreCommunity-based Centers
Discover the benefits of enrolling your child in a community-based child care center near you.
Read MoreOur Mission
The Council’s mission is to seek support for and to assist in the development of quality child and family care services.
Read MoreOur Organization
The organization works with its members to maintain high standards of early childhood developmental, educational and social services.
Read MoreOur Commitment
The Council is committed to programs and services that are designed to promote the sound growth and development of young children and their families necessary for a healthy society.
Read MoreWho We Are
The Day Care Council of New York, Inc. is a diverse membership organization of 91 non-profit sponsoring boards that operate more than 200 publicly-funded child care centers and family child care programs in New York City.
The Council’s mission is to seek support for and assist in the development of quality child and family care services which are designed to promote the sound growth and development of children and their families.
Honoree Carolyn Flash, Afro-American Parents
Honoree Joan-Ann Bostic, Atled/Lucille Rose Day Care Center
First Lady of New York City Chirlane McCray.
