Course
Length: 12 hour/s
(2 days)
Course
Cost: $375.00 members
$425.00 non-members
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Course
Number: MS120
Course
Description:
The next level
for administrators is crucial to consistent
implementation of ERSEA. HS University has
designed this course for staff who have
attended ERSEA Level I or who have six months or
more experience in the ERSEA environment. The basis
of the training is to ensure full programmatic
implementation of ERSEA within the Head Start
programs. The focus is on designing forms,
procedures, polices and tracking systems to ensure
compliance. Students will be challenged to
determine strategies that meet PROTOCOL and Head
Start Act requirements. State child licensing
requirements will be a major part of this training.
Students will understand how management systems will
be used in federal reviews, understand staff roles and responsibilities
in designing ERSEA policies and procedures, and use
tools such as the community-wide strategic plan, PIR
information, and area plans to develop selection
criteria. The instructor will use a team approach to help
staff, management teams, policy members and
administration work
together to ensure full enrollment, design effective
recruitment strategies, meet disabilities
requirements, develop selection criteria that
ensures the most neediest children enter the program
first and
will provide best practices on how to conduct ERSEA area self-assessments. Prerequisites:
ERSEA Level I or six months or more of working in ERSEA
environment.
Learning Objectives: Upon
completion of this course, you will:
· Work
as teams to design and implement ERSEA policies and
procedures
· Conduct
in-depth assessments of current processes and
determine detailed solutions
· Create
comprehensive ERSEA area plans and policies
· Designing
monitoring systems and solutions for current
practices and procedures
Target Audience: This
course is designed for ERSEA teams, Board Members,
Policy Council Members, Executive Directors, Program
Managers, Management Teams, Child Care Partners and
Community Partners.
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