12 County Grant March 2018 Program Progress …

1 Created: 9/1/09 Reviewed: 1/9/2018 Revised: 1/9/2018 Head Start / Early Head Start 12 County Grant March 2018 Program Progress report Head Start School Districts/Campuses: 40/47 Early Head Start Sites: 3 Head Start Classrooms: 113 Early Head Start Classrooms: 31 HS Funded Enrollment: 2038 EHS Funded Enrollment: 132 Current Actual Enrollment Monthly Avg. Attendance Cumulative Avg. Attendance Families Served: Over-Income Families Diagnosed Disability Pregnant Mothers: HS: 2102 HS: 95% HS: 95% HS: 2197 HS: 130 (6%) HS: 229 HS: N/A EHS: 132 EHS: 86% EHS: 89% EHS: 133 EHS: 0 EHS: 17 EHS: 15 Head Start Program Goals Goals determined from Program Information report , Community Assessment and requirements to meet Federal Performance Standards Reported Results 1.

2 Promoting Healthy relationships March Cumulative Number Conscious Discipline Training Participants 0 362 Male Involvement Activities Offered 8 27 Number of children whose father/father figures participated in campus activities 119 720 2. Providing Early Intervention Services while focusing on the Home/School Connection Completed Brigance Developmental/Social Emotional Screenings 2 / 0 2303 / 2222 Child Mental Health Referrals 31 321 Child completed E-DECA 12 69 Mental Health Classroom Reflective Checklist Observations 0 35 Mental Health Parent and Teacher meetings 0 22 Mental Health on-site parent visits 12 64 Mental Health Brigance Social/Emotional Screenings Follow Up 8 504 Parent Teacher Conferences / Home Visits 283 / 211 1758 / 3067 3. Providing Educational Opportunities to Parents based on areas identified, including Adult and Family Literacy Parents enrolled in GED Preparation Classes 0 24 Parents who have received their GED 0 0 English as a Second Language (ESL) training 5 126 Parent trainings offered 21 249 Parents attending trainings 426 4410 4.

3 Increase our Quality Services to Families with limited English proficiency Enrolled children whose primary language is other than English 5 540 Requests for bilingual assistance 87 754 Parents served through bilingual assistance 380 3249 Created: 9/1/09 Reviewed: 1/9/2018 Revised: 1/9/2018 5. Increase Awareness concerning Childhood Health & Nutrition Families participating in WIC services 50 883 Child Meals and Snacks Served 99,783 804,831 Children with Food Allergies 1 113 Children receiving hearing/vision screening 26 / 24 2386 / 2386 Children receiving physical exams 36 2358 Children receiving dental exams 59 4191 Children receiving lead/anemia screening 33 / 32 2328 / 2334 Head Start Program Updates Reported Results 1. Staff * Grant Application reports employee count based on payroll percentage March Cumulative number New Region7 HS Employees 0 * Head Start staff position changes 0 * New Teachers 1 5 New Teacher Assistants 1 8 2.

4 Head Start Office Staff Office Staff Positions 0 54 Family Service Workers 0 70 Family Service Advocates 0 4 3. Staff Development Training Trainings Conducted for Head Start Teachers/Teacher Assistants 2 20 Head Start Teacher / Teacher Assistant attending trainings 50 896 Trainings Conducted for Head Start Staff 2 11 Head Start Staff attending trainings 18 439 4. Eligibility, Recruitment, Selection, Enrollment and Attendance (ERSEA) Newly Enrolled children 29 2429 Withdrawn children 33 229 5. Governance Policy Council attendance 0 181 ESC Board Members training attendance 0 9 Head Start Administrators training attendance 0 0 Early Head Start Directors training attendance 0 27 Stakeholders training attendance 0 27 School Readiness Leadership attendance 0 61 Health Advisory Committee attendance 0 34