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Our State of Child Care: The Quest for Higher Quality North Carolina Professional Development Connections October 1, 2009
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North Carolina Child Care As we approach the 10 th anniversary of the rated license how far have we come?
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22% of programs report that they are laying off staff 41% report that they are reducing staff hours 40% indicate that they are not hiring, 26% are freezing salaries, and 13% are reducing staff benefits NC Resource & Referral Child Care Economic Impact Study
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Star-Rated License 2005-2009
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# of Centers by Stars 2001-2009
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Moving Forward…. 27% of our centers are 1-2 stars 73% of centers are 3-5 stars Quest for Quality Campaign (Step One) Focus on moving these programs (1370) to 3-5 stars Focus on moving these programs (1370) to 3-5 stars Visits to 1 and 2 star programs Visits to 1 and 2 star programs
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2-5 Star Education/Center Scores Star-Level Ave Staff Education Ave Program Standards Ave Rating Scale Score Average Total Points One-Star (20%) Two-Star (7%) 1.831.954.054.62 Three-Star (21%) 3.702.834.687.47 Four-Star (25%) 4.49 (5pts– Lead teachers—NCECC; 75% 9 hrs in ECE & enrolled in 3 hrs) 5.314.8410.75 Five-Star (27%) 6.24 (Lead teachers- 50% AAS in ECE/CD in any major with 12 hrs in ECE; 60 hrs toward BS [12 hrs ECE]; Directors- Level II Credential; 18 hrs ECE) 6.70 5.53 (5.0=Good) 13.93
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BS (ECE & Related) did not differ from one another but were sig higher than AAS degrees and Some College. AAS degree sig higher than some college ECERS-R Scores by Education Education Level NMean High School 384.895 Some College 11604.998 AA & AAS Degree 7585.174 BS Related Area 7625.363 BS ECE/CD 5225.404 Graduate Work 4325.397 Total36725.214
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BS (ECE & Related) and AAS did not differ in average scores but all were sig higher than some college ITERS-R Scores by Education Education Level NMean High School 424.212 Some College 12334.554 AA & AAS Degree 4154.758 BS Related Area 2804.925 BS ECE/CD 934.930 Graduate Work 444.809 Total21074.659
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BS Related Area and AAS degree did not differ; BS Related Area was sig higher in ave SACERS scores than some college and high school; AAS degree sig higher than HS SACERS Scores by Education EducationNMean High School 1365.107 Some College 7235.265 AA & AAS Degree 2305.349 BS Related Area 2015.447 BS ECE/CD 495.437 Graduate Work 525.338 Total13915.298
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2001-2009 Homes by Stars
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No sig difference between 4 year, AA, and some college. FCCERS Scores by Education (May 08-Aug 09) EducationNMean High School 193.958 Some College 2774.539 AA & AAS Degree 1084.666 BS Related Area 454.791 BS CD/EDE 174.614 Graduate Work 204.682 Total4864.576
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Quest for Quality (Additional Steps) ARRA Enabled Projects Workforce Study Update of workforce data in NC. Previous survey in 2003 Update of workforce data in NC. Previous survey in 2003 Articulation Agreements between 2-and 4- year schools Grants to 10 community colleges for accreditation
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ARRA (Continued) Professional Development System local planning grants to 18 regions of NC Certification of additional 9,000 early childhood professionals Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning (NC/CSEFEL) Public awareness, demonstration site implementation, & professional development on the CSEFEL model IT Training for 15 Lead Consultants (to enhance IT Specialists) TAB (They Are Back) Team (Workforce Pending List)
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Other Initiatives QRIS Advisory Committee Open Process of Funding New Initiatives
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Subsidy Issues 43% of children enrolled in centers are receiving subsidy Subsidy rate (Market Rate) covered the 75 th percentile of private-pay-rates only 33% of the time Waiting list of over 35,000 children
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PD Connections: Connecting the Dots Collaboration is no longer an option in our state We must be unified in our support for higher quality through increased professional development & the nature of that professional development We must be unified in our support for higher quality through increased professional development & the nature of that professional development Consistent Infant/toddler education that is specific to that age groupConsistent Infant/toddler education that is specific to that age group
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