Interview with ProCare’s Jeff Blum

July 1, 2008 · No Comments

Long time users of ProCare Child Care Management Software may be familiar with Jeff Blum, the owner, president and senior software developer for ProCare. Jeff has been a familiar face at early childhood conferences over the years, like the NAEYC and NCCA. Recently Mr. Blum was interviewed by the Medford Mail Tribune for an article on business leaders in Southern Oregon.    Keep reading →

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ProCare on Squidoo.com

June 30, 2008 · No Comments

ProCare on Squidoo? What’s Squidoo? Many of you may be hearing about Squidoo.com for the very first time. It’s a site where people can create an article (called a “lens”) on a topic they are passionate or knowledgeable about. The idea is you’re letting people look through your “lens” to get a closer view, a deeper insight, into your topic. Some are funny (like top 10 lists), others serious, and some are used to get the word out about a product, service or business. For example you could create a lens about your child care center, or early childhood education, or perhaps another interest or hobby.   Keep reading →

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We Have A Winner!

June 26, 2008 · No Comments

Our garden giveaway goes to…

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Poof! A ProCare Wizard

June 24, 2008 · No Comments

New ProCare Wizards Save You Time!
We have new, time-saving, download-able programs we call ‘wizards’ that help you create or change settings more easily in ProCare. Today we’ll look at WZ01, the Family Data Wizard.

*All of these Wizards require an internet connection on the computer running ProCare.

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Summer Fun and a Surprise Giveaway!

June 20, 2008 · 8 Comments

It’s June 20th, the first day of summer, and that means fun in the sun, no school, and sleeping in till noon. If you’re a kid that is! When a little structure is needed however, these engaging and eco-friendly activities will give any summer children’s program a boost!

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