Part 2 in the Spur Community Foundation's It's In Our Nature Event Series

Join us for a panel discussion on the growing issues of limited childcare options and early childhood learning of the Wood River Valley. Whether you are a busy parent, juggling schedules, a business owner noticing staffing challenges, or an empty nester who is invested in the well-being of your community, this is a topic that impacts everyone. 

Panelists: Janet Salvoni, Sun Valley Community School; Dr. Robert Sanchez, Idaho Association for the Education of Young Children; Kathryn Ivers, Wood River Early Learning Collaborative; Stephanie Wallace, Hailey Elementary Principal; and Brittany Skelton, local working parent.

Together we will dive into the current condition of childcare and early childhood learning, take a look at its long-term economic and social consequences, and discuss possible solutions for a more viable future. In partnership with the Spur Community Foundation.

Registration is required attend in person. This program will be livestreamed and available to view later. Click here to watch online. (No registration needed to view online.)

The Spur Community Foundation believes that impactful philanthropy plays a vital role in ensuring that the Wood River Valley remains a compassionate, thriving, and vibrant community. Their vision is for all members of the community to recognize that a culture of generosity can enhance the quality of life in our valley, inspiring them to give back with their talents, time, or resources. By promoting this sense of engagement, Spur aims to preserve the values and character of the Wood River Valley for future generations to come.