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The Summer Institute for Head Start
Management has concluded for this year.

Management
Summer Institute 2011
Dates TBA
Holiday Inn at Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco, CA
Head Start Reauthorization and changes in the 2010 Monitoring 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.
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 2010 Monitoring Protocol – new requirements and what
to do about them. |
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Community
Assessment; identifying the numbers of
eligible children 0-5. |
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ERSEA from A
to Z. |
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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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Strategic
Planning for the continuing growth in public
preschool programs. |
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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.
Attendees 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. |
Schedule for 2010.
Click here for last year's schedule
Management Institute
(in PDF format).

*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 $156.
Basic Skills offers 3 college credits for $234.
When the schedule for the Management Institute 2011 is available, we
will post it here.
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 $156, 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.
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