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Missouri Supporting Early Childhood Administrators (MO-SECA) | Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Missouri Supporting Early Childhood Administrators (MO-SECA) Missouri Supporting Early Childhood Administrators (MO-SECA) provides early childhood administrators across the state with the knowledge, skills, and connections they need to effectively lead and operate sustainable, quality programs.
The program provides professional development to support participants in their business and career growth. Through group training, participants connect with fellow childcare providers in their area and one-on-one coaching supports reaching personalized, self-directed goals. Program participants receive clock hours for state licensure requirements, free resources, subscriptions, and more.
For more information, please visit the MO-SECA website . Who is eligible for MO-SECA services? MO-SECA is for program staff who provide administrative, operational, and/or teaching leadership for their programs (e.g., child care business owners, directors, assistant directors, program coordinators, owners, and other leaders).
This includes licensed, license-exempt, and exempt programs. What services are provided? Regional leadership academies across Missouri Individualized practice-based coaching sessions Virtual professional development opportunities Access to business development tools and resources Resources MO-SECA Informational Flyer 2026 MO-SECA Leadership Academies
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Program staff who provide administrative, operational, and/or teaching leadership for child care programs in Missouri. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Missouri Supporting Early Childhood Administrators (MO-SECA) is funded by Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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