WSA Head Start and ECEAP

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WSA Head Start and ECEAP Winter Association Meeting Ross Hunter, Director Kelli Bohanon, ECEAP/State Pre-K Administrator February 8, 2017 1

DEL’s Vision: By 2020, 90% of five-year-olds will be ready for kindergarten, with race and family income no longer predictors of readiness. 2

Racial Equity and Inclusion at DEL DEL’s statement on supporting diversity and inclusion DEL’s Racial Equity Initiative – Steps We’re Taking Develop and implement a comprehensive racial equity strategy. Develop and continually refine tools and processes necessary to implement the racial equity strategy. Train and support DEL staff to increase their knowledge, awareness and capacity to lead for equity. 3

Minimum Wage Law Effects on ECEAP Initiative 1433 passed increasing the minimum wage: $9.47/hour in 2016. $11/hour on Jan. 1, 2017 $13.50/hour in 2020. DEL assessing affects on: ECEAP child and family eligibility. ECEAP contractor and site level staff. Other DEL-related effects, like WCCC. 4

Effects on ECEAP Child and Family Eligibility Some Policy Considerations Raise ECEAP eligibility, such as to 130% federal poverty level which would match the school free lunch program? Keep ECEAP eligibility at 110% federal poverty level and increase the threshold for over-income slots for families with specific risk factors? Implement a combination of these strategies? 5

ESIT Regionalization Plan Current Funding Structure – Too Complex Local Lead Agencies Federal $ $$$ DEL $$$ $$$ $$$ Providers $$$ General Fund $ School Districts $$$ OSPI $$$ $$$ 6

ESIT Regionalization Plan Reduce from 25 to 12 regions by 2018 Clarify roles of DEL, LLAs, and Providers Increase direct communication between DEL, LLAs, and Providers 7

ESIT Regionalization Plan 8

Standards Alignment: One set of standards across all settings that demonstrate a clear progression of quality

ECEAP And Standards Alignment Early Achievers and ECEAP Standards Progression Goals: Quality begins at licensing. All sites will meet licensing standards as the foundation of quality. Standards are clear and measurable. Standards provide steps for quality growth from licensing to Early Achievers and ECEAP without duplication and with similar language. Providers can see how quality increases in the standards from licensing through ECEAP. Expectations and next steps for participation in quality growth are clear. 10

Slots needed for statutory entitlement ECEAP Expansion Slots needed for statutory entitlement

ECEAP Expansion Planning Vision: ECEAP is one of DEL’s core strategies for very low-income and at-risk children. ECEAP’s expansion efforts must be grounded in securing sufficient resources and prioritizing components that we know (from data and research) have the most impact on children experiencing poverty and a multitude of other risk factors. 12

ECEAP Expansion Prioritizing Components of Expansion ECEAP child outcomes data Leading with a racial equity lens Key research/evidence Stakeholder engagement and feedback Data and information gathered through projects and initiatives Political/advocacy landscape 13

ECEAP Expansion: 2017-2021 90% 90% of children ready for kindergarten Facilities Slot Conversion Quality 90% of children ready for kindergarten Expansion of Slots* Summer programming DEL Alignment Project Slot Rate Increase** Kelli Race and income eliminated as predictors of success Workforce Eligibility ECEAP Readiness/ Capacity Building Contracting *Full School Day and Extended Day **Cost of Quality Racial Equity Lens Applied Throughout Expansion

ECEAP Expansion Current Status and Work Underway Governor’s budget 2017-19 (slot rate increase, slot expansion, summer programming, capital request) ECEAP Pathways Project for Child Care DEL Cost of Quality research DEL Alignment Project: ECEAP Performance Standards revisions Planning with OSPI for K-12 readiness work ECEAP slot surveys Kelli 15

ECEAP Expansion Key Next Steps and Actions Expansion Think Tank Contracting/Subcontracting Workgroup Revised Saturation Study and Plan for Slot Expansion 16

Expansion Think Tank Purpose/Charge Provide insights and advice about obstacles to becoming an ECEAP provider and how to overcome them Serve as a venue to explore potential changes to ECEAP processes that can support expansion of high-quality ECEAP services along the legislatively-mandated timeline Will operate several “workgroups” on topics critical to ECEAP expansion 17

Expansion Think Tank Membership Broad group of current and potential contractors, subcontractors, parents and other key partners 18

Contracting/Subcontracting Workgroup Charge: Provide insight and advice regarding changes to ECEAP contracting and subcontracting processes, tools and documents Membership: Established with a smaller set of members than the Think Tank to allow the group to work efficiently and effectively. Broad group of current and potential contractors, subcontractors, parents and other key partners 19

ECEAP/Head Start Saturation Study Key Revisions and Next Steps Purpose and Availability Methodology Priority Groupings Use of Saturation Study in Expansion Planning 20

Questions? 21