Agenda - 09-06-2016 - 6-a - Minutes

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5 1 2 Summer 2016 Literacy Enrichment st 3 Zone 4 25 Rising 1 Graders st 4 Zone 6 45 Rising 1 Graders 5 70 Total 6 7 After School Programming 8 None 9 10 Navigators 11 Four 0.5 FTE navigators working with 34 families 12 13 Summer 2017 Kinder readiness 14 Zone 4 30 students 15 Zone 6 60 students 16 90 total 17 18 Summer 2017 Literacy Enrichment 19 Zone 4 30 Rising 1st Graders 20 Zone 6 60 Rising 1st Graders 21 Zone 4 25 Rising 2nd Graders 22 Zone 6 45 Rising 2rd Graders 23 160 Total 24 25 After School Programming 26 Zone 4 25 1st Graders 27 Zone 6 45 12 Graders 28 70 Total 29 30 Navigators 31 Five 0.5 FTE navigators working with an estimated 82 families 32 33 Family Success Alliance 34 Kindergarten Readiness: Student Growth (graphs) 35 0 Summer 2015 Cohort 1 — 67 students 36 37 Chair McKee asked if the content of the graphs could be explained. 38 Colleen Bridger, Health Department Director, said each school showed improvement, 39 and at-risk children were targeted in this program. 40 Chair McKee asked if the number of children expected this summer is known. 41 Colleen Bridger said 90 students will come in as a new cohort while the 90 students in 42 cohort 1 continue to receive programming. She said all students will be followed until they 43 either go to college or get a job. 44 Colleen Bridger said the in-kind partnerships with the University of North Carolina and 45 Frank Porter Graham Child Development Center are excellent resources, since they are 46 nationally recognized evaluators in this field. She said the goal is to have a comprehensive 47 plan completed by summer. 48 Commissioner Rich asked if the goal is to add 90 new students each year. 49 Colleen Bridger said yes, but also to expand these zones to other areas.