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Bay Area Regional QRIS Partnership Bay Area First 5 February 27, 2013

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Page 1: Bay Area Regional QRIS Partnership Bay Area First 5 February 27, 2013

Bay Area Regional QRIS Partnership

Bay Area First 5

February 27, 2013

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Race to The Top-Early Learning Challenge Grant

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Quality Rating & Improvement Systems (QRIS)

• A tiered rating system based on programs meeting specific standards with requirements that increase as programs move up.

• Training and support for programs to assess and improve the quality of their program.

• Information for parents to help make early learning program choices.

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Race to The Top in California

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Quality Rating and Improvement

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RTT in the Bay Area

• Alameda

• Contra Costa

• San Francisco

• Santa Clara

• Santa Cruz

• Future participating counties: Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Solano, San Mateo, Monterey, San Benito

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Vision for a Regional Approach

A Bay Area approach to developing and implementing an early childhood Quality Rating and Improvement System (QRIS) will allow for efficient use of resources, consistent communication and a common framework for bringing the QRIS to scale region-wide.

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Young Children in the Bay Area RTT Pilot Counties

406,859 children birth through age 5 live in the BAQRIS counties

49,526 are considered to be high need according to county RTT action plans

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Bay Area Diversity in the Child Population

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By December 2015--

16,751 children will be served in RTT sites

433 programs will be supported to improve their quality

Targeted Bay Area Reach through RTT-ELC

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Bay Area QRIS

•Not just rating, but quality improvement

•Children of highest need receive

high-quality early learning.

•Early learning 0-5, including

infants, toddlers and

preschoolers

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The Opportunity

•Build a foundation for a regional QRIS that that will raise the bar on quality for early learning programs throughout the Bay Area

•Provide pathways for professional development

•Use QRIS as a framework for systems change and reform

•Bring on partners for long-term, high impact change

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Bay Area QRIS

Help us to ensure that children with high needs are receiving high quality early care and education.

Contact:

Laurel Kloomok, F5 San Francisco, [email protected]

Sean Casey, F5 Contra Costa, [email protected]

Mark Friedman, F5 Alameda, [email protected]

Jolene Smith, F5 Santa Clara, [email protected]

Angela Cline, F5 Santa Cruz, [email protected]