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The Early Education Program (EEP) in Eugene, OR is Lane County's largest ECSE preschool, serving preschoolers with special needs since 1981. With a focus on excellent teacher-child ratios, EEP provides specially trained teachers who emphasize vocabulary, concepts, communication, self-regulation, and social skills through research-based strategies. EEP's small and large group activities keep children engaged, learning, and having fun, while their dedication to supporting families and helping preschool children of all abilities prepare for success in kindergarten and beyond sets them apart.Generated from the website

Established in 1858, the Oregon Education Association stands as a longstanding advocate for educators within the state. Recognized as the strongest voice for educational professionals, the organization is dedicated to championing the rights and interests of teachers across Oregon. Generated from their website's infomation

The Willamette Resources and Educational Network (WREN) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating the community and promoting land stewardship through scientific research and partnerships, with a particular focus on conserving federally-listed and sensitive species and their habitats in the West Eugene Wetlands. WREN offers a variety of educational programs designed for youth, families, and lifelong learners, aligning with Oregon's science standards to encourage stewardship of critical habitats. Located in an ecologically rich area, WREN provides opportunities for community engagement through school-based education programs, field trips, and community programs. The organization emphasizes the importance of local ecosystems, enabling participants to learn about and participate in conservation efforts while fostering a connection to the natural environment. Generated from the website