Early Childhood and McKinney-Vento

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Early Childhood and McKinney-Vento Presentation and Discussion January 27, 2016

Services in McKinney-Vento Sub-grantee School Districts 2

What is working? Open communication with the preschool and Head Start organizations Connecting parents to the information about support and resources Making referrals to community resources Partnering with Early Childhood offices within the district 3

Partners in Early Childhood Health Clinics Child Find Shelters Food Pantries Head Start District Early Childhood Programs Community Based Organizations 4

Reflection Take a moment to reflect on the impact of homelessness on young children and their families and the relevance of this information to your work. Jot down a phrase or two. What are some challenges in collaborating with early childhood education, that, if solved, would impact practice, policy and/or outcomes for McKinney eligible young children in your program or district? What would success in this partnership and collaboration look like? 5

Peer Presentations and Discussions Jefferson County Public Schools St. Vrain Valley School District Scenarios 6

Reflection Part II Have any of your reflections or thoughts changed? Action Steps 7