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Management Summer Institute
2012
July 25-27, 2012
Holiday Inn at Fisherman's Wharf
1300 Columbus Avenue
San Francisco, CA,
94133
Reserve your hotel room now! Call the Holiday Inn Fisherman's
Wharf at 1-800-942-7348 before July 1, 2012,
or
reserve your hotel room online.
Name of Group: Center for Community Futures.
Cost: $179 per night for single or double occupancy and additional $20
per person, per night, for third or fourth person in room.
Reauthorization and the 2012 On-Site Review Protocol require that Head Start
programs provide more comprehensive and in-depth family development and case
management services to parents, children, and other family members and at
the same time the Reauthorization is ratcheting up many other requirements.
The
Center for Community Futures is pleased to announce our updated 3-day
Summer Institute for Head Start Management 2012. This will be
held in San Francisco, CA on July 25-27, 2012 at the Holiday Inn,
Fisherman’s Wharf, San Francisco, CA.
Our
faculty of University
of California & Cal State
professors and MSW graduates and Head Start program experts in family
development will conduct the Summer Institute for Management.
You can increase the skills of your staff, enhance program design, improve
program quality, and meet the Monitoring Protocol requirements. A few of the
workshop topics are:
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Reauthorization and 2012
On-Site Review Protocol
– new requirements and what to do about
them.
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Community
Assessment; identifying the numbers of
eligible children 0-5.
Click here for community assessment handouts. |
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ERSEA from A to Z. |
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Positioning
for the ups and downs in funding for public
preschool programs. |
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Supervising Case Managers and Family
Development Workers. |
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Staff development and T&TA planning for Head
Start. |
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Parent Education – the best methods. |
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Community Partnerships – now, more than
ever. |
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Transition – many new requirements. |
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Implementing
ACYF-IM-HS-01-08 competency goals for entry-level family workers. |
The
Summer Institute for Management
is specifically tailored to the needs of local Head Start program managers,
family partnership and community partnership supervisors and staff
(especially new supervisors) and the other members of your staff who work
directly with families.
This
Summer Institute
is an exciting, low-cost opportunity to build the knowledge and skills of
people in Head Start. You will receive:
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Three days of intensive training in family
development and community partnerships
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A huge binder of
materials covering all aspects of the
training plus additional resource materials
in Family Development. |
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Many new ways to meet
or exceed the performance standards. |
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Network with your
peers and learn how they are doing family
development. |
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Network after hours: A
free guided tour of San Francisco for the first
49 who register, and |
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A get-acquainted reception the first night
of the Institute. |
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Schedule for 2011:
Draft
Schedule-at-a-Glance
SUMMER INSTITUTE for
HEAD START MANAGEMENT 2011*
July 27-29, 2011, at the Holiday Inn Fisherman’s
Wharf
California
State University East
Bay,
Course # EPSY 7374
Tuesday, July 26,
2011:
Institute
Registration: 3:00-7:00 p.m. in
Upstairs Foyer.
Registration will also be open at 7:30 a.m.
on Day 1, July 28.
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Day 1: Wednesday, July 27 |
Day 2: Thursday, July 28 |
Day 3: Friday, July 29 |
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Class 6: Supervising Providers of
Social Services. Professional Development.
by Cathy Ralph, MSW |
Class 7: Supervisors Get Burnout Too
by Ann Bouligny |
Class 8a: ERSEA from A to L
Kay Barnes and Sharon
Rodriguez |
Class 9:
Community Assessment:
How to find eligible children 0 to 5
by
Betsy Morris, Ph.D. |
Class 13:
Parent Education; Many Requirements
by Jenell Thompson,
MSW |
Class 14: Strategic Planning for
Federal Reviews by Maria Fort, MA
Advisor |
Class 15: Substance Abuse in
Families and Neighborhoods by
Isabel Perez-Yanez, MPH, CHES, CATC |
Class 16: Transition - Helping
Parents Learn How the Systems Work
by Maria Ciriaco, MSW, PPIC |
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Opening Session
Welcome and Institute Overview
by
Jim Masters, MS, CCAP, Center for Community Futures |
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Class 1: Changes and Challenges in
Family and Community Partnerships. What to
do? by Jim Masters, MS, CCAP, Center for
Community Futures |
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Lunch on your own |
Lunch on your own |
Adjourn at Noon |
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Class 2: Home Visiting by
Shawneece Stevenson, MSW |
Class 3: Management Systems.
Monitoring Assessment and NEW Risk
Management by Kathy Davidson, MPA |
Class 4: On the Front Lines.
Supervision and Oversight of Case Managers
by Elizabeth Acosta Crocker; The Unity
Council |
 Class 5:
Update on ACF/OHS Proposed
Regulations and Performance Standards for
Family Workers by Jim Masters, MS,
CCAP Center for Community
Futures |
Class 10: Succession Planning
by Bonnie Yee |
Class 11: Community Partnerships
by Christa Countee, MSW |
Class 8b: ERSEA from M to Z
Kay Barnes and Sharon Rodriguez |
Class 12: Create Staff Development
Plans and a T&TA Plan by Ann
Bouligny |
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Bus Tour of San Francisco
4:00p until 7:30p.
(for first 49 registrants, with dinner
drop-off or return to hotel-buy your own
dinner) Matt Klapperich, guide. |
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Reception from 5:00p to 7:00p in Upstairs
Foyer |
18 hours of classes = 2 Credits from California State University East Bay,
at Hayward (CSUEB)
*Friday p.m.: Certificate of Attendance will be provided to all participants
who attend at least ¾ of the workshops
**The San Francisco
tour is free to the first 49 registrants for each week.
NOTE: The Management Institute offers 2 college credits for $178.
Basic Skills offers 3 college credits for $267.
Hotel.
The Hotel cost per night is $179 per night for single or double occupancy
and additional $20 per person, per night, for third or fourth person in room. The Institute
registration fee of $595 does not include the hotel or meals. Call the
Holiday Inn Fisherman’s Wharf hotel at 800-942-7348 and make your own hotel
reservation before July 2. Ask for the group rate for the Center for
Community Futures. After July 2, the special rates will be honored on a
space available basis. The hotel is at
1300 Columbus Avenue,
San Francisco, CA,
94133, two blocks from
Ghirardelli Square. Onsite parking is available
at big-city rates ($40/day plus tax). Our website has the URL to reserve a
hotel room online for July 25–27; for additional days outside those dates
you must CALL them.
Institute
check-in and on-site registration is at the Hotel. Institute
registration will start at 3:00 p.m. on July 24 (the day before the
Institute begins) and continue until 7:00 p.m. that evening;
it begins again at 7:30 a.m. on July 25. The program begins at 10:00 a.m. on
July 25, 2012 and ends at 12:00 p.m. July 27, 2012.
Airport Transportation.
The hotel is located about a half hour from the San Francisco International
Airport and an hour from the Oakland International Airport.
Shuttle, van or taxi service is available to and from both airports.
Information about transportation will be mailed with registration
confirmation.
CEUs.
The Center for Community Futures is registered with the State of California, Board of Behavioral Sciences as
Continuing Education Provider #1848. Continuing Education Units are
available for: MFTs and LCSWs. CEUs are $25.
Certificate of Completion.
If you complete 75% of the classes, you will receive a
Certificate of Completion from us.
College Credit.
For an additional $178, you can earn two college credits from the
California
State
University
East Bay.
Registration Fees.
Registration for the Management Summer Institute is $595. You may substitute
at any time but it must be in writing. Cancel anytime before July 2
for $50. After July 2, the cancellation fee is $100. |
