EEC Annual Legislative Report January 2011 Context • Legislative language that requires EEC to submit an annual report on Universal PreKindergarten (UPK) and Mental.
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EEC Annual Legislative Report
January 2011
Context
• Legislative language that requires EEC to submit an annual report on Universal Pre Kindergarten (UPK) and Mental Health initiatives, and Workforce Development System annual update • Report seeks to provide an update on EEC’s 5 year Strategic Plan • Report will be framed by the Board’s
Strategic Directions and Indicators of
Success. Accomplishments of this past year and activities planned will be reported within the framework of EEC’s 5 Strategic Directions.
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What EEC Must Report (at a Minimum)
Progress in
achieving goals and implementing programs
authorized under M.G.L. c. 15D; Progress made towards
universal early education and care for pre-school
aged children; Progress made toward
reducing expulsion rates
through developmentally appropriate prevention and intervention services;
Behavioral health indicators;
Rules and regulations
of the fines; and promulgated by the Board related to civil fines and sanctions, including the types of sanctions and the amount Findings and recommendations related to the study on the programmatic financing and phase-in options for the development and implementation of the Massachusetts
universal pre-
kindergarten program.
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EEC System Components and Strategic Directions: Legislative Report Standards, Assessment and Accountability EEC Strategic Directions
Quality
Finance Informed Families and Public
Family Support, Access, and Affordability
Governance EEC System Components Early Ed & Care and K 12 Linkages
Workforce Communications
Regulations Workforce & Professional Development
Infrastructure
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Outline of Report
Introduction FY11 Context Strategic Directions Strategic Direction: Quality Strategic Direction: Workforce Strategic Direction: Family Strategic Direction: Communications Strategic Direction: Infrastructure Appendices
• Indicators of Success • Accomplished this year • Plan to do next year • Accomplished this year • Plan to do next year • Accomplished this year • Plan to do next year • Accomplished this year • Plan to do next year • Accomplished this year • Plan to do next year
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FY2010 Context will include:
ARRA EEC Board Members and Changes
Departure of Julie P. Culhane & Orlando Isaza Election of Chi-Cheng Huang as Vice Chair Appointment of Eleanora Villegas-Reimers & Joan Wasser Gish
Board/EEC Actions, Policy Decisions and Accomplishments Budget
Reductions in FY10 FY12 Budget Recommendations
EEC Board Retreat Education Commissioner’s Retreat
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Example:
Strategic Direction: Quality
Indicators of Success:
PROGRAMS SEEKING TO IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY HAVE ACCESS TO A RANGE OF RESOURCES AND SUPPORTS.
Accomplished this year:
• Professional Development Programs, including Educator and Provider Support Procurement, Institutions of Higher Education Mapping Project, Early Educator Scholarship, Professional Qualifications Registry • • • Assessment Activities, including FY10 Assessment Grant, Assessment track at 2010 All Together Now Conference Supporting Physical Environments for programs serving Infants and Toddlers (training and grants) Early Literacy initiatives, including PCHP grant, Joint ESE/EEC Literacy Conference, All Together Now Conference, Birth-8 Leadership Institute, QRIS, OST Literacy and Learning Promotion Initiative, CFCE grant, Mass211
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Example:
Strategic Direction: Quality
Indicators of Success:
PROGRAMS SEEKING TO IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY HAVE ACCESS TO A RANGE OF RESOURCES AND SUPPORTS.
Planned for next year:
• Professional Development Programs, including refinement of Educator and Provider Support Grants, Institutions of Higher Education Mapping Project second phase, Professional Qualifications Registry • • • • • EEC will continue to work with the Office of Student Financial Assistance (OSFA) to coordinate the ECE Scholarship program Development of a more user friendly version of the Professional Qualifications Registry Guidelines for Preschool Learning Experiences credit course Literacy Development Course Birth to 8 FY11 Assessment Grant
Full details will be written about each accomplishment and planned activity in the report.
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Timeline: 2011
January 11: EEC Board Meeting – Discussion January 13: Board Planning and Evaluation Committee Meeting – Discussion February 8: EEC Board Meeting – Vote February 15: Report Due