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YOUR LOGO
HEAD STARTCOMMUNITY ASSESSMENT
February 2015
YOUR LOO
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT ARE USED TO…
Build grantee philosophyBuild grantee long range program objectivesBuild grantee short range program objectives
Prioritize most needed component servicesPrioritize program option(s)
Determine Recruitment Area
Determine location(s) of center based servicesDetermine location(s) of home based services
Set criteria that define the types of children & families given priority
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DEMOGRAPHICS
NUMBER
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
RACIAL and ETHNIC COMPOSITION
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BIRTHS AND MATERNAL RISKS
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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 20130
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
900
777
727662 678
610
27 24 22 12 96
288
234 216
138 132116
Births
Births to Moms age 10-17
Mother's Ed Level < 12 years
199 Head Start
Eligible
AGES 3-4 NOW
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GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
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*El Jebel / Basalt
15%
Gypsum Dotsero
Eagle Edwards Avon Eagle Vail
Mintun, RC, Vail
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
30
40
38
40
28
10
12
0
17
19
10
15
10
00
21
2
24
5 54
38
21
34
20
15
4
Est # Poverty
Total At-Risk Served
# HS, HS/CPP or HS/SN enrolled
# CPP or ECARE enrolled
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GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
EST. PERCENT AT- RISK SERVED BASED ON ESTIMATED NEED
ESTIMATEDNUMBER
UNSERVED
GYPSUM/ DOTSERO 95% 2
EAGLE 55% 17
EDWARDS 85% 6
AVON 71% 8
EAGLE VAIL 150% (5)
VAIL/ REDCLIFF/ MINTURN 33% 8
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RACE AND ETHNICITY
RACE:
- 95.3% SELF IDENTIFY AS WHITE IN EAGLE COUNTY (2013 Census)
- 83% HEAD START ENROLLED IDENTIFY AS “UNSPECIFIED OR OTHER”, and 8.4% IDENTIFY AS WHITE
ETHNICITY- 92% HEAD START ENROLLED IDENTIFY AS HISPANIC
YOUR LOO
CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES
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SY 08/09
SY 09/10
SY 10/11
SY 11/12
SY 12/13
Sy 13/14
SY 14/15
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
53
60
70 75
68
74
90
47
60 6165
71
6862
4033 33
28 2127
32
48
5754 # with Disability
% Speech Language% Preschool W/ Disability Category# Part C 0-3
105 Children with Disabilities
by Feb 2014
YOUR LOO
DATA RE: NEEDS OF HEAD START ELIGIBLE
Data re: Education Needs of HS eligible- (Note Outcomes Report)
Data re: Health Needs of HS eligible
Data re: Nutrition Needs of HS eligible
Data re: Social Services Needs of HS eligible
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CHILD OUTCOMES: STRENGTH
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Fall Winter Spring0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
87%93%
95%
72%
88%
96%
Physical-Fine Motor 2013-2014
3 to 4 yearsPre K- 4
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CHILD OUTCOMES: BEST GROWTH, BIGGEST CHALLENGE
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Fall Winter Spring0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
32%
60%
75%
23%
53%
74%
Mathematics 2013-2014
3 to 4 yearsPre K- 4
YOUR LOOPage 12
0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%
100% 88% 93%
22% 36% 38%
80% 82%
26%37% 41%
DENTAL at 90 DAYS 2014-2015
HEAD STARTAT-RISK
YOUR LOO
HEAD START SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL SCREENS 2012-2015
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12/13 Follow Up Needed 13/14 Follow Up Needed 14/15 Follow Up Needed0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
38%
43%
46%
YOUR LOOPage 14
Underweight Overweight Obese Overweight or Obese
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
1%
12%10%
22%
3%
15%
7%
22%
4%
14%13%
28%
1%
14% 14%
29%
Head Start BMI Comparison 11/12 to 14/15
2011 122012 132013 142014 15
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MOST IMPROVED HEALTH INDICATOR SINCE 2013/2014
Significant reduction in False-Positives
In 2013/2014 23%(N=16) of Head Start screened required a follow up professional vision exam. In 2014/2015 10% (N=7) were referred for follow-up.
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Say thank you by attending spaghetti dinner March 27th at BCES 5:30-7
YOUR LOOPage 16
Risk Factors of HS Enrolled Children
• English Language Learner 85%
• <100% of Poverty 83%
• Homeless 62%
• Parent with less than a high school education 62%
• Poor Social Skills 59%
• Single Parent 49%
• Misc Crisis 46%
• High Mobility (more than 2 moves in one year) 35%
• History of Abuse or Neglect 27%
• Drug or Alcohol Abuse 17%
• Teen Parent 4%
YOUR LOOPage 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 90
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
0
3 3
14
19
8
12
54
Number of Risk Factors per HS Enrolled Child 2014/2015
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NEEDS IDENTIFIED BY PARENTSHEALTH and NUTRITION EDUCATION SOCIAL SERVICES
Healthy Habits-• Parent modeling• Less soda• More fruits and vegetables• Less fats/ calories• Healthy School breakfast/
lunch
Teaching-• Parents 1st teachers• Reading to open minds• SE skills/ Values• Dual language• Kinder readiness
Marketing of social services offerings to increase participation in existing resources.
Parent Nutrition Education-General and Portion Sizes
Parent Involvement More providers who accept CHP / Medicaid, including specialty clinics
The importance of sports in school
Better P/T communication Counseling and Mental Health services
Activities- Affordable and for young children
More preschool opportunity
Child abuse; drug abuse; domestic violence prevention/ treatment
Disease education Parents learning English Parks with public restroomsPage 18
YOUR LOO
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT ARE USED TO…
Build grantee philosophyBuild grantee long range program objectivesBuild grantee short range program objectives
Prioritize most needed component servicesPrioritize program option(s)
Determine Recruitment Area
Determine location(s) of center based servicesDetermine location(s) of home based services
Set criteria that define the types of children & families given priority
YOUR LOOPage 20
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