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Hawaii Race to the Top – Early Learning ChallengeQuality State PlanAspirational Goal:
By the end of 2015, Hawaii will have an integrated statewide early learning and development system
Continuous improvement of quality including health, development, and learning outcomes for keiki ages 0-5.
Close the school readiness gap between keiki with high needs and their peers at kindergarten entry.
Hawaii Race to the Top – Early Learning ChallengeQuality State PlanAspirational Goal Objectives:
Increase quality and access through program enrollment in TQRIS
Increase Inclusion of Children with DisabilitiesMeet Benchmarks of Kindergarten Entry
AssessmentsKeiki Reading at Grade Level, Exiting 3rd
Grade.
Hawaii Race to the Top – Early Learning ChallengeQuality State PlanFive Key Components of High Quality
Early Childhood System:Integrate and coordinate early learning and
development programs, policies, and services.Implement a Tiered Quality Rating and
Improvement System (TQRIS) based on demanding statewide program standards.
Improve early learning and development outcomes, with a focus on children with high needs.
Create a great early childhood workforce.Measure outcomes and progress.
Integrate and Coordinate Early Learning and Development Programs, Policies, and Services. Office of Early ChildhoodDepartment of Early Childhood 2015DHS – Lead Agency, DOH, DOE, UH, DLIR
Unprecedented Participating Agency MOUAgreed upon Scope of Work by AgenciesData MOU (State Longitudinal Data System)
Private partnershipsCommunity Based HubsIntegrate Federal, State and Private Funding
Sources
Tiered Quality Rating Improvement System (TQRIS)Includes Assessments, Training, Coaching,
Financial Incentives, Rating, and 3rd Party Evaluations.
Five Tiers of Quality Culturally and Linguistically Competent
Family Engagement ComponentPriority to programs serving children with high
needsHS / EHS619 (Integration)FFN / FCILCB / FCC
Improve Early Learning and Development Outcomes, with a Focus on Children with High Needs. Early Learning Development StandardsFamily Engagement StandardsHealth Initiatives
Family Centered Medical HomeDevelopmental ScreeningMental Health Screening
Create a Great Early Childhood Workforce. Higher Education Involvement to Incorporate
StandardsProfessional Development, Recruitment and
Resource Centers in HubsCommunity Based Training of Practitioners
Trainer Quality Improvement and Assurance SystemELDS, FES, Health StandardsBehavioral TrainingAttachment and Biobehavioral Catch-Up (ABC)Trauma
Registry ExpansionRecruitment and Retention
Measure Outcomes and Progress. Goal: Develop a longitudinal and coordinated
early childhood data system that includes Kindergarten Entry Assessment.
Objectives:Kindergarten Readiness Assessment (KEA) –
2014Participate in P-20 State Longitudinal Data
System linking Early Childhood, K-12, Higher Education, Workforce and Lifelong Learning Systems