1. Family Services Department Head Start Division Board of County Commissioners February 12, 2013 Annual Update

2. PRESENTATION OUTLINE

3. OVERVIEW

4. OVERVIEW.

5. FY 2012-2013 FUNDING

6. OPERATIONS OPERATIONS

9. School Readiness 4 years old (Orange vs. NATION) School Readiness 4 years old (Orange vs. NATION)

10. School Readiness 4 years old (Orange - 2011 vs. 2012) School Readiness 4 years old (Orange - 2011 vs. 2012) DEVELOPMENTAL LEVEL 2011/2012 LiteracyNature & Science Physical Develop & Health Social & Emotional Develop Approaches To Learning Early Math English Lang. Acquisition Language Logic & Reasoning Social Studies Creative Arts

11. School Readiness 4 years old (Orange - 2011 vs. 2012) School Readiness 4 years old (Orange - 2011 vs. 2012) DEVELOPMENTAL LEVEL 2011/2012 LiteracyNature & Science Physical Develop & Health Social & Emotional Develop Approaches To Learning Early Math English Lang. Acquisition LanguageLogic & Reasoning Social Studies Creative Arts

12. PARENT, FAMILY, & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FRAMEWORK

13. ACCOMPLISHMENTS FAMILY GOALS

14. ACCOMPLISHEMENTS Staff  New Leadership Development

15. ACCOMPLISHEMENTS Division-Wide  Facilities  New Site Opening: Washington Shores Head Start at The Hope (November, 2012)  6 modular classrooms, offices, cafeteria, therapy space  Expanding Operations at East Orange Center  Phase I began December, 2012; Phase II to begin March, 2013  From 6 classrooms to 10 classrooms  Expanding Operations at Grand Avenue  To begin late February to early March 2013  Successful facility transition at Southwood Center  Co-management with Community Action  Improved relationship with Region IV federal office

16. ACCOMPLISHMENTS Expanded Partnerships  Partnership with Workforce of Central Florida to provide workshops and development/enhancement of job skills:  Joint partnership with Community Action Division, and Youth and Families Division  Program will start on February 19, 2013, at Hal Marston Community Center  Head Start parents are part of the group of participants  Partnership with the Florida State Oral Health Initiative (OHI):  Provides OCHS the services of a Registered Dental Hygienists (at no cost)  Assists in the implementation of the Fluoride-Varnish program to Head Start children  Program offered up to three times a year  Starting second round of the program

17. ACCOMPLISHMENTS

18. CHALLENGES

19. SUMMARY

20. Family Services Department Head Start Division Board of County Commissioners February 12, 2013 Annual Update