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PSESD Board of Directors ERSEA PSESD Board of Directors October 2016 ERSEA Eligibility Recruitment Selection Enrollment Attendance

PSESD Early Learning Program Resources Early Learning WA -www.earlylearningwa.org PSESD Early Learning Program Manual PSESD ERSEA Policy, Procedures and Resources

Eligibility – Age, Income and Determination Must be at least 3 years old by August 31st for our all Preschool program options Pregnancy through 30 months for Early Head Start 4 weeks through K transition for our Family child care options Income: Families must be at 100% of the federal poverty level and/or meet other eligibility criteria Homeless Foster Care TANF SSI Disability The special needs category, represents our target population of children that we are to recruit

See Eligibility in the ELPM for more information and documents Determination We use documents to verify and determine eligibility Each family file has an Eligibility Determination Record that includes: Copies of documents used to verify eligibility Statement that program staff have made reasonable efforts to verify information Statement that identifies eligibility determination Children determined to be eligible and are participating in our Early Learning program remain eligible through the enrollment year and the following enrollment year Children enrolled in our Early Head Start option, remain eligible while they are participating in the program, up to three years Income is re-verified when child is returning for their third year Actions taken against staff who intentionally enroll ineligible families, see Early Learning Personnel Management Policy See Eligibility in the ELPM for more information and documents The special needs category, represents our target population of children that we are to recruit

Recruitment Recruitment is a systemic process to identify families whose children are eligible for our Early Learning programs Number of applicants that is a greater number than enrollment opportunities in your program Maintain an active and viable waitlist Each Center has a Recruitment Plan Recruitment is an everyday - all year long activity

Selection Formal and systemic process for establishing selection criteria and for selecting children and families that considers all eligible applicants for Head Start services PSESD Selection Priorities and Points Opportunity Gap PSESD Selection

See Enrollment in the ELPM for more information and documents Enrollment Opportunities- vacancies that exist at the beginning of the enrollment year, or during the year, because children leave All our Early Learning programs must maintain full enrollment at all times We must fill every vacancy as quickly as possible No more than 30 calendar day may elapse before vacancy is filled, over 30 days out of compliance Under the newly established performance standards we are able to take up to 60 days for 3% of our slot in order to better support homeless, foster and pregnant families. See Enrollment in the ELPM for more information and documents

See Attendance in the ELPM for more information and documents When attendance rates fall below 90% at the classroom level, programs must analyze the cause of absenteeism and be concerned about the 10% Absences must be documented 4 or more consecutive unexcused absences, or chronic attendance concerns the program must initiate a home visit or conference Offer support Ensure family safety Work together with parent to address barriers Based on research, there is a direct connection to attendance and a child’s success Parents are informed of the benefits and research of regular attendance See Attendance in the ELPM for more information and documents The 15%, who are they. Attendance may be very spotty and can go unnoticed. Could be our children in the opportunity gap

Voluntary - Involuntary Withdrawal, Suspension or Expulsion of Children If a parent decides to voluntarily withdraw his/her child from one of our Early Learning program options, every effort and attempt is made to determine the cause Our Early Learning programs do not involuntary remove, terminate, suspend nor expel children It is our responsibility to provide service to a child that may be experiencing difficulties. Develop strategies for appropriate intervention. Help prepare child/family as they move to k-12.

Office of Head Start ERSEA Management System Information & Resources What Head Start Leaders Need to Know – ERSEA New Performance Standards