Ready to Read at New York Libraries: an Early Childhood Public Library Staff Development Program Karen Balsen Project Director.

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Ready to Read at New York Libraries: an Early Childhood Public Library Staff Development Program Karen Balsen Project Director

Out of the approximately 1.4 million children age 5 and under in NYS: …one in four are living in poverty …one in three are a victim of maltreatment …1.2% are homeless …44% of 3 to 4 year olds are not enrolled in preschool compared to 64% of low-income 3 to 4 year olds …60% of children in mid and high- income households vs. 40% in low income households are being read to every day

Public libraries can level the playing field

National and State Early Learning Goals

Ready to Read at New York Libraries Website

Public Library Survey Results Only 35-36% of children displayed reading readiness by kindergarten Respondents reported: A majority of respondents thought that 25% or fewer of families in their communities were not proficient in English Many early literacy activities were desired but libraries were unable to offer them

Public Library Survey Results Respondents reported: Major barriers to providing quality early childhood services are time and resources Training needs include developing partnerships for early literacy programs, early childhood spaces, grant writing and outreach to underserved community segments

Ready to Read at New York Libraries: an Early Childhood Public Library Staff Development Program Goals: Children will enter kindergarten with the skills to succeed in the school years ahead Public libraries will be positioned as early literacy community leaders Public library staff will be viewed as “Early Literacy Navigators”

The Program: Has five Foundation Training Components 1.Early Literacy Community Asset Analysis 2.Using Every Child Ready to Read 2® 3.Early Learning Spaces 4.Strategies for Successful Partnerships and Outreach to Families with Young Children 5.Everyone Serves Families with Young Children Includes a train-the-trainer model Uses integrated evaluation tools Provides resources for libraries to reach families directly

The Advisory Group and Partnerships New York State Head Start Collaboration Collaborative Summer Library Program Reach Out and ReadNYLA/YSS Council on Children and FamiliesCornell Cooperative Extension PULISDOUnited Way of New York And others………

Timeline Spring 2014 Awarded 2014 Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Program Planning Grant Trained Cohort trained in Early Literacy Community Asset Analysis (ELCAA) Fall 2014 Training Cohort begins training library staff in ELCAA Spring 2015 Training Cohort trained in Using ‘Every Child Read to Read®’ (2 nd edition) Summit culminating 2014 grant year Fall 2015 Training Cohort trained in Early Learning Spaces and Strategies for Successful Partnerships and Outreach

Timeline Spring 2016 Training Cohort trained in Everyone Serves Families with Young Children Summer 2015 – Spring 2018 Training Cohort trains library staff in their region in all Foundation Components Enhanced training - webinars, screencasts, workshops – continues throughout the three years.

Special thanks to… The Advisory Group Training Cohort Public Library Systems NYLA & YSS Partners

Questions? Comments? Karen Balsen Project Director Ready to Read at New York Libraries