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Pender County Schools Preschool Program Reports to the Community in May 2010 for school year 2009-2010
Registration for next school year is underway. If you have a child who is 3 or 4 yrs. old on or before August 31, 2010, please call our administration office at 910-259-7603. We are located at 210 E. Fremont St., Burgaw, NC 28425. Children with special needs and disabilites are encouraged to apply.
Pender County Schools Preschool Program encompasses four separate funding sources into one comprehensive program. Through grants funded by federal programs (Head Start and Title 1) and a state initiatives (More at Four and Smart Start of Pender County), PCS Preschool Program serves 224 children countywide in 14 classrooms at 6 sites. The program provides services for children ages 3-5 years and follows the Pender County Schools' calendar. Every classroom has a birth-kindergarten licensed teacher and small classroom sizes.
*It is mandated by the Federal Government that the following data is reported to the community on an annual basis.
HEAD START DATA ONLY. Enrollment 197 Head Start Number of 3 yr. 6 Number of 4 yr. 191 Number of Black Race 68 Number of White Race 56 Number of Hispanic Race 63 Number of Multi Race 9 Average daily attendance 89% Disability Count 32 Waiting list 153 Total Number of Families served 194 Single Parent 116 Two Parent 78
FUNDING Budget Expenditures Smart Start state $27,000 80% Salaries for Employees working directly with the children Title One federal $84,000 2% Administrative Costs HEAD START federal $1,588,000 8% Supplies More at Four state $401,000 10% Transportation (30 slots in addition are contracted out to a private center, Little Town Learning Center)
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Kindergarten Readiness Curriculum Based (Creative Curriculum) Professional Learning Community Second Step (Social Skills Program) Foundations: NC Early Learning Standards Inclusion model used to instruct and support EC children Early Childhood Environmental Rating Scales (ECERS) standards Assessment and Monitoring of all Learning Objectives Partnerships Local Elementary Schools Local High School & Early College Universities
Parent Involvement Family Festivals Workshops offered Support groups, fatherhood initiatives Family Resource Specialists Parent Goal Planning Annual Kids Be Active Field Day
Professional Development Opportunities Jim Gill Workshop Mr. Al Workshop State and National Head Start Conferences NCAEYC Annual Conference Stress Management Workshops Classroom Appropiate Practices Leadership in Early Childhood Education | Skills and Outcomes Independence and Self Sufficiency Skill Development Transition Activities Literacy & Language Development Established Daily Routines and Schedules Social & Emotional Numbers & Operation Identify Letter of Alphabet Phonological Awareness Using Language to increase Vocabulary Fieldtrip Opportunities Attend Professional Theatrical Productions Community Partners Health Department & Mobile Dental Unit Licensed Mental Health Professionals Healthy Carolinians Pender Memorial Hospital Social Services Smart Start
SCREENING 100% Medical Exams (physicals) 100% Dental Exams 100% Developmental Screening 100% Hearing and Vision
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