Clarksville Montgomery County Head Start Program

[Pages:4]Clarksville Montgomery County Head Start Program

Our Mission

To provide quality and professional child and family developmental services for low-income families in our community

Helping Families and Changing Lives

CMCCAA/Head Start 150 Lafayette Road Clarksville, TN 37042

931-896-1800

The Director: Felecia Bagwell

Centers: Kenwood Montgomery Central Lincoln Homes Lafayette Caldwell Lane

Children's Spring Outcomes Report

2012-2013

Child Outcomes

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We Provide Transportation.

Children are prepared for

Kindergarten

-Kindergarten Field Trips

-School Readiness Skills

-Kindergarten Readiness Conference

With Local School District and Head Start.

1.

Kindergarten workshops for

parents.

2.

Kindergarten supplies

3.

Meet with professionals about food

services, attendance, transportation,

and teachers.

The Program in Action

Parent InMMIMirffirer

Typical Services Offered Families

Parent Meetings and Trainings

Lending Library Field Trips

Parent volunteers in the classroom

Nutrition Workshops

Classroom Activities with the children

Medical and dental appointments and

follow ups

Father involvement activities

Year end celebrations

Mental Health, adult education, and domestic violence presenta-

tions

Parent orientation

Community Cafe

Parenting Job search

Food Shelter

Job training

Utility Payments

Marriage enrichment

Positive Father involvement GED Resources

Safe, healthy classroom envi-

ronments Clothing

Transportation

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Funding Sources

Federal s State

Local s Non-Federal

Federal- $1,848,420 State- $180,000 Local- $38,548

Non Federal $ 462,105

Where the Funds Go...

$23,546.58

$28,786.77 $19,300.55 $214,686.92

$90,773.24 $111,321.65

$6,757.64 $69,931.74 $60,117.01

s Salaries and Fringes s Supplies s Occupancy s Travel s In-Kind s Food ? Vehicle Costs ? Insurance

Training Indirect Other

Data reflects 2011 - 2012 grant year

Agency Audit

The Agency's annual A-133 internal audit included a finding for not obtaining bids for 2 capital improvements and maintaining supporting documentation of bids.

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Triennial Review 2011

0 No standardized screening tool was used for social and emotional behavior skills

0 No re-screening for hearing, speech, language, and vision.

0 Failure to assist parents in bringing children up to date on primary and preventative care.

0 Blood lead screenings did not occur

Follow-up Review: All areas are in compliance.

Head Start by the Numbers

Number of children funded

267

Average monthly Enrollment

9896

Percentage of funded enrollment

100

Number of children served during the year

320

Percentage of eligible children served

120

Number of teaching staff

28

Number of classrooms

14

Ration of teaching staff to children

2:13

Teacher turnover during the year

3

Percentage of children who received medical ex-

95%

ams

Percentage of children who received dental exams 92%

Number of volunteers

557

Number of families served

293

Percentage of single-parent families

64%

Percentage of single-parent families in which the 37%

parent is not employed

Percentage of two-parent families in which both

5%

parents are employed

Percentage of families without a high school edu- 20% cation

Percentage of families requiring crisis intervention 30% (food, clothing, housing)

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