Kindergarten Student Entrance Profile Raquel Rose MCOE Assistant

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Kindergarten Student Entrance Profile Raquel Rose, MCOE Assistant Superintendent Melissa Guerrero, MCOE Special Projects

Kindergarten Student Entrance Profile Raquel Rose, MCOE Assistant Superintendent Melissa Guerrero, MCOE Special Projects September 20, 2017

Background • Developed & evaluated over eight years as part of a school, community,

Background • Developed & evaluated over eight years as part of a school, community, and university action research collaboration • 13 -item screening tool designed to assess a child’s school readiness through observational ratings • Ratings include 6 social-emotional and 7 school-ready knowledge items

Project Proposal • Recruit 5 -10 local kindergarten teachers to study and pilot the

Project Proposal • Recruit 5 -10 local kindergarten teachers to study and pilot the tool • Obtain constructive feedback on the usability of the tool • Provide opportunity for the County to gather meaningful data about the readiness of Kindergarten students as they enter the K 12 system • Analyze the KSEP feedback and plan action steps related to the universal implementation – if feasible

Project Activities & Budget ACTIVITIES BUDGET • Training • MCOE Staff • Tool Implementation

Project Activities & Budget ACTIVITIES BUDGET • Training • MCOE Staff • Tool Implementation • Teacher stipend/sub costs • Data Collection/Input • Materials & Supplies • Culminating interviews and discussions regarding the tool • Contracts – trainers, database, etc. • Provide executive summary of pilot project outcome Request for $44, 411 – up to $50, 000

Why do this…. . Challenges • Why change what we are already doing? •

Why do this…. . Challenges • Why change what we are already doing? • Time intensive • Is this giving us anything we don’t already have? Possibilities • Provides a single countywide metric • Guides direction of more resources and ability to track their impact • Provides partnership initiative with a collective impact for the most at-risk youth • Allows teachers to understand which students are at-risk and need increased diagnostic monitoring

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