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Transforming the Patchwork: Designing services that work for families Kerry McCuaig Atkinson Centre/University of Toronto Building Momentum Conference.

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1 Transforming the Patchwork: Designing services that work for families Kerry McCuaig Atkinson Centre/University of Toronto Building Momentum Conference March 12, 2015 Portage la Prairie, Manitoba

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3 Special education savings $5,000 per student

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6 Change in Canada ECE Spending as a Percentage of the GDP Percent (GDP) MB 2014

7 Operating Expenditure per Childcare Space and per Pupil in Schools (Canada) Amount in dollars Per Child Care Space Per School Pupil MB spending per child care space

8 Change in Teacher / ECE Remuneration Canadian Average Income 2013 20112014 Dollars (millions) QC ECE MB ECE salaries 2013

9 Kinderstart EY services Child care Parenting programs Children’s mental health centres Kindergartens School Boards Public health Community services Parks & recreation Health Promotion Community & Social Services Education Family Services Nursery school Healthy Child Committee of Cabinet

10 Governance: Shift to Single Ministry Oversight

11 Quality Improvement: Early Learning Curriculum Frameworks Early Returns

12 Access: At least 50% of 2-4 year-olds have access to ECE program 43%

13 ECE access for 4-year-olds (Canada 2009/2014 and OECD) Canada (2014) Canada (2009)

14 Full Day Kindergarten offered

15 FDK: offered EY Cent re EY Cent re EY Centres EY Centres ECD Centres Avenir D’enfants FD JK/Regiona l managers ECE Unit Prek F/C Engagement Councils FD JK Strong Start Innovation

16 Early Childhood Education Report 2014 Second report – first released in 2011 Based OECD recommendations from ‘Starting Strong 2” Fifteen point scale – 5 equally weighted sections Governance Funding Access Learning Environment Accountability Reflects Canadian reality/Achieved in at least 1 jurisdiction Data limited by information availability

17 Change in ECE Report Results More attention to Early Childhood Education 2011 2014

18 Additional Resources TimeForPreschool.ca Follow us on Twitter @Atkinson Kerry McCuaig Kerry.mccuaig@utoronto.ca

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