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WCCUSD EARLY LEARNING PROGRAM
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
What is State Preschool Program
The focus is on giving children access to rich integrated education
Our teachers are fully credentialed and the aides are highly trained
Designed for 3, 4 & 5 year olds Classroom environment are developmentally appropriate,
safe and nurturing Students develop problem solving, critical thinking skills,
foundational skills that promote lifelong learning. 15 classrooms at the following sites - Bayview; Chavez; Dover; Downer; Ford; Grant; Highland; King; Montalvin; Murphy; Nystrom; Peres; Riverside; Washington & Wilson
PRESCHOOL CURRENT ENROLLMENT
SCHOOL AM AM FEE PAY PM PM FEE PAY
BAYVIEW 24 20CHAVEZ 24 13DOVER 24 24DOWNER 24 14FORD 24 14GRANT 24 19HIGHLAND 23 10KING 24 24MONTALVIN 24 23MURPHY 18 4 14 4NYSTROM 24 24PERES 24 19RIVERSIDE 24 15WASHINGTON 18 4 13 4WILSON 22 13TOTALS 345 8 259 8
Total children enrolled 11/02/15 620 Total children enrolled 11/02/14 435
FEMALE ETHNICITY COUNT
8%
16%
3%
72%
1%0%
Female Ethnicity Count 11/03/2015
American Indian or Alaska Native Asian Black or African American Caucasian Hispanic Native Hawaian or Pacific Islander Unknown or Declined to state
Ethnicity #sAmerican Indian or Alaska Native 0Asian 25Black or African American 50Caucasian 11Hispanic 225Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 2Unknown or Declined to state 1
Female Ethnicity Count 11/03/2015
Total 314
MALE ETHNICITY COUNT
1%
10%
10%
3%
76%
1%
Male Ethnicity Count 11/03/2015
American Indian or Alaska Native Asian Black or African American Caucasian Hispanic Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander Unknown or Decliced to State
Ethnicity
#s
American Indian or Alaska Native 2
Asian 29
Black or African American 30
Caucasian 9
Hispanic 233
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 3
Unknown or Declined to State 0
Male Ethnicity Count 11/03/2015
Total 306
Preschool Center Time & Visual Schedule
VISUAL SCHEDULE CENTER TIME
What is (TK) – Transition Kindergarten Program First year of a two-year Kindergarten program
TK provides children with the gift of time to learn skills that will help build a strong foundation for school success
Implements a modified Kindergarten curriculum that is age and developmentally appropriate
Focus on development of social emotional; literacy, math & science skills that promotes school as well as life success.
For children who are five between September 2, 2015 and December 2,2015
17 Sites - Bayview; Chavez;Coronado;Dover;Downer;Ford;Grant; Harding; Lake;Lupine; Montalvin; Nystrom; Olinda; Peres; Shannon; Sheldon; & Stege
0% 0%
3%
0%
2%
5%
4%
54%
20%
10%
1% 0%
Transitional Kindergarten Ethnicity Data Report2015-2016 School Year
Japanese 1American Indian 1Chinese 10Vietnamese 1Other Indian 9Other Asian 21Filipino 15Hispanic/Latino 211Black/African American 77White 39Laotian 2Samoan 1
Total Transitional Kindergarten Students District Wide 388
Curriculum for State Preschool
Core Curriculum California Preschool Learning Foundations Every Day Math In Pre-K Creative Integrated Curriculum
Supplementary Curriculum Environmental Rating Scale Teaching Pyramid California Early Childhood Educator Competencies
Little Treasures (Integrated) Everyday Mathematics Pre-K Common Core Everyday Mathematics Literature Lucy Calkins Writing Program Sparks
Core Curriculum for TK
ASSESSMENT:• DRDP ( 2015)- Fall must be administered the first
60 days of enrollment & in Spring• Curriculum based assessment- End of unit
assessment
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Observe children and environment
Complete assessmen
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Summarize assessmen
tsComplete
Summary of Findings and analyze data
Modify curriculum and environment
Implement curriculum and environment
The DRDP-R Assessment
Cycle
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTSome of the professional development required for all Early Learning Staff-• Classroom Assessment Scoring System
( CLASS)• Teaching Pyramid ( promotes social
emotional development)• Environmental Rating Scale (ECER’s)• Desired Results Developmental Profile (DRDP
2015)- based on observation and use of developmental Continuum from Early Infancy to Kindergarten level
http://www.wccusd.net/Domain/973
http://www.earlylearningdepartment.org
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