Annual update LPC RBA Update 2017 Increased Access to Quality ECE Performance Measures 2 of LPC Members Who Take Action Increased ECE Access How Much Calendar Year 2017 ID: 699647
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Increasing Access to Quality ECE: Annual update
LPC RBA Update 2017Slide2
Increased Access to Quality ECE Performance Measures
2
% of LPC Members Who Take ActionSlide3
Increased ECE Access:
How Much (Calendar Year 2017)
Planning Council Members
-Write policy and budget letters to elected officialsAnnual state budget comments
B
udget request to County for homeless ECE funding
2017: 2 rounds of letters to feds
-February Immigration Forum
-AB 833 Planning/State Contractors
-Initiated Stage 1 Leveraging Discussion in Public Policy Committee
ECE Program Staff
-Annual Legislative Breakfast
-AB
833
Coordination
Consultants, state contractors
-Ballot
Research
& Development
Oakland
Alameda County
-ACECPC Navigation Planning
-Families United/homeless plansSlide4
Increased ECE Access:
How Much
Slide5
Increased ECE Access:
Is Any One Better Off? Slide6
Increased ECE Access:
How MuchSlide7
Increased ECE Access:
Is Anyone Better Off?
Slide8
Increased Facilities Funds/Siting:
How Much
Planning Council Members
Public Policy will discuss in December
ECE Program Staff
Analyze Title 5 Expansion/ Facilities Needs
Collaborate with State LINCC
Partner with First Five to strategize on Initiative linked needs/ opportunities
Support Oakland/County analysis of County Measure related needs
Requested
CalSac
Analysis of QRIS related expenses Slide9
Increased Facilities Funds/Siting:
How MuchSlide10
Increased Facilities Funds /Siting: How Well
ECE staff housing needs referenced as example in County guidelines memo for housing bond expenditures
Potential
$2.6 million
set aside in County ECE measureSlide11
Increased Quality (Funding):
How Much
Slide12
Increased Quality (Funding):
How Much
Slide13How Well: Quality Baseline and Quality Improvement
89% of Rated Sites at 3 Stars or Above
59% of Sites Improved Over Time
2%
7%
59%
Increased Quality (Funding):
How WellSlide14
Increased Quality (Funding)
(Programs) : How Much and How Well
Planning Council Members
Approved Environmental Health Statement ECE Committee conducting review of national report on professional development to recommend policy changes
ECE Program Staff (Program Quality)
-Green
Child
Care Cumulative (5 years)
645
tons decreased
waste at 121 sites
5,380
children and staff trained
-Quality
Counts
Planning
Co-
Chair Steering Committee
-Coach programs
-Debrief on Lessons Learned from North --Bay Fires (December)
-Developed Trauma Training with Early Learning Lab
-Partnered with ACOE on Leaders for EquitySlide15
Increased Quality (Funding)
How Much and How WellSlide16
% of ECE Staff Who Attend (Council Initiated) Training (and Change Practice)
Planning Council Member Action
Trauma Training (2017) by ECE Committee
January Trauma Training Being Planned
ECE Program Staff (Teacher Quality)Direct Training
Green
training
(see previous)
AB
212
Administer w/
CalSaC
and First
Five, align with QRIS
869
state subsidized ECE staff trained through AB
212 up from 730/2014
Convened 475 staff ECE conference up from 350/2014
TK Institute
42 teachers and12 out of 18 School Districts participated
Emerging Leaders
Designed and launched nationally groundbreaking diversity focused leadership development program
Mechanisms and Advocacy to Support Staff QualitySlide17
% of ECE Staff Who Attend (Council Initiated) Training and Change Practice
HYPOTHETICAL DATA:2016-ONWARDSlide18
% of LPC Members Who Increase Understanding of ECE and Policy System
HYPOTHETICAL DATA IN 2018
Slide19
% of LPC Members Who Increase Understanding of ECE System
Planning Council Member Action
Number of Committee Presentations Created on ECE and Advocacy Basics
Public Policy on Advocacy 11/16
% Attending and Participating in Meetings
% Reporting Increased Understanding in Post Meeting and Annual Surveys
ECE Program Staff
Intentional and dynamic overviews of ECE and advocacy
January--
Legislative overview
Performance measure baseline presentation
Workforce & AB 212 presentationSlide20
Cross-Cutting
% of LPC Members Who Take Action
Planning Council Member ActionState Legislative Advocacy Supported 6 bills in 2016
16% passed
In 2017:
10 bills
7
signed/funded=70% passed!
ECE Program Staff
Communications
Maintain and Increase Twitter presence and usefulness: followers increased to 600 from 500 in 2016
LPC Support
Design regular survey to define and support increased actionSlide21
Cross-Cutting
% of LPC Members Who Take Action
HYPOTHETICAL DATA: 2017-2021