Marsha Basloe
Marsha Basloe joined CCSA in February 2018. Most recently, Marsha was senior adviser for the Office of Early Childhood Development at the Administration for Children and Families (ACF), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), where she was responsible for coordinating early childhood workforce and homelessness areas working closely with the Office of Head Start and the Office of Child Care. She co-chaired an early childhood workgroup for the Interagency Workgroup on Family Homelessness and worked on early childhood workforce initiatives in collaboration with the Department of Education. Basloe was responsible for communications from the Office of Early Childhood and was involved in inter-agency efforts and other initiatives aimed at young children and families.
Before joining HHS, Marsha served as the executive director of the Early Care & Learning Council, the statewide CCR&R agency for New York’s 37 CCR&R agencies, where she was a member of the Governor’s Early Childhood Advisory Council. Before that, she was the executive director of Durham’s Partnership for Children, a Smart Start Initiative.
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Perspective | Early Childhood Educator Apprenticeship Program: A pathway to build competencies and pay
by Marsha Basloe |
Perspective | Economic growth depends on child care — progress post-Labor Day needed
by Marsha Basloe |
Perspective | It’s time we care about our children and their caregivers
by Marsha Basloe |
Perspective | Joining the Interagency Council for Coordinating Homelessness Programs
by Marsha Basloe |
Perspective | Child care workforce compensation: A key component for economic recovery
by Marsha Basloe and Amy Cubbage |
Perspective | Loophole for remote learning facilities puts NC children at risk
by Marsha Basloe |
Perspective | Leaving the classroom: Lessons from those who have left child care jobs
by Marsha Basloe |
Perspective | NC must prioritize a diverse early childhood educator workforce
by Marsha Basloe |
Perspective | North Carolina’s working families need more child care legislation
by Marsha Basloe |