Maintenance and Renovations IPADS/Technology 22 children with a diagnosed disability were Library Expenses served. Each identified with a disability Library Books/Supplies was given an individualized education program Mental Health Assessments (IEP), developed by specialists and parents. Snacks Each child’s IEP was customized to meet the Computers child’s special needs. Progress reports were sent Contracted Services and Extra Duty Pay home at the end of each reporting period. Staff Training and Technical Assistance Staff and Parent related travel (local and 152 children were up-to-date on a schedule of age appropriate preventive and primary Medical and Dental Services healthcare, including all immunizations and Child Liability physical exams. 94%of children enrolled in the Substitutes program received medical and dental exams. Staff Morale PROGRAM DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT COLLABORATIONS / PARTNERSHIPS $1,081,392 was the dollar amount of the Extension Head Start budget approved by the Drug Free Administration for Children and Families. These GISD Preschool Program for Children with funds provided Head Start services to 161 Disabilities (PPCD) children and their families in (this number Local Elementary Schools exceeds funded enrollment slots). Greenville Child Find ISD Head Start also met the in-kind requirement Women Infants & Children of $270,348. Local Nursing Homes Local Daycares Dr. Maureen Weber, DDS. 15 is the number of years that Hunt County Raffa Clinic Head Start has been providing a comprehensive Senior Citizen Resource and Public Transit and high quality program to low-income (’s Closet) children and their families. Knights of GISD Literacy Initiative Grant (TLI) 8 parents and community members served on Fire Department the Policy Council for the 2012-2013 school Texas Literacy Grant- ESL CLASSES year. The Policy Council provides parents and to City Library participate in shared decision-making that covers program design and implementation of services. CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT & HEALTH SERVICES 161 children received Head Start services during the 2011-2012 school year. These children participated in developmentally appropriate activities in a preschool classroom Brigance, Galileo, Portfolios, and Frog Street setting.
Maintenance and Renovations IPADS/Technology Library Expenses Library Books/Supplies Mental Health Assessments Snacks Computers Contracted Services and Extra Duty Pay Staff Training and Technical Assistance Staff and Parent related travel (local and Medical and Dental Services Child Liability Substitutes Staff Morale COLLABORATIONS / PARTNERSHIPS Extension Drug Free GISD Preschool Program for Children with Disabilities (PPCD) Local Elementary Schools Child Find Women Infants & Children Local Nursing Homes Local Daycares Dr. Maureen Weber, DDS. Raffa Clinic Senior Citizen Resource and Public Transit (’s Closet) Knights of GISD Literacy Initiative Grant (TLI) Fire Department Texas Literacy Grant- ESL CLASSES City Library CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT & HEALTH SERVICES 161 children received Head Start services during the 2011-2012 school year. These children participated in developmentally appropriate activities in a preschool classroom setting. 22 children with a diagnosed disability were served. Each identified with a disability was given an individualized education program (IEP), developed by specialists and parents. Each child’s IEP was customized to meet the child’s special needs. Progress reports were sent home at the end of each reporting period. 152 children were up-to-date on a schedule of age appropriate preventive and primary healthcare, including all immunizations and physical exams. 94%of children enrolled in the program received medical and dental exams. PROGRAM DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT $1,081,392 was the dollar amount of the Head Start budget approved by the Administration for Children and Families. These funds provided Head Start services to 161 children and their families in (this number exceeds funded enrollment slots). Greenville ISD Head Start also met the in-kind requirement of $270,348. 15 is the number of years that Hunt County Head Start has been providing a comprehensive and high quality program to low-income children and their families. 8 parents and community members served on the Policy Council for the 2012-2013 school year. The Policy Council provides parents and to participate in shared decision-making that covers program design and implementation of services. Brigance, Galileo, Portfolios, and Frog Street
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