After School & Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application & Self Assessment
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1 After School & Out of School Time Programs For Reference Only: The QRIS Program Manager should be used to officially submit a QRIS Application and Self-Assessment. This document has been developed as a reference to assist programs and educators in the preparation of their QRIS Application and Self Assessment materials. QRIS Application 2011 I
2 First Name: Program Contact Information Last Name: Program Name: EEC Program ID : Program Address: City/Town: Phone: COA Accredited: Zip Code: Accreditation Valid Until: (M/DD/YY) Certificate : Organization Name: Address: City/Town: First Name: : Phone: Umbrella Organization/Lead Agency Contact Information (if applicable) Zip Code: Last Name: QRIS Application ID QRIS Application Date: The QRIS Application ID will be provided when a QRIS Application is created in the on-line QRIS Program Manager QRIS Application Information After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 1
3 Enrollment Date As of QRIS Application Date of Infants: of Toddlers: of Preschoolers: of School Age: of Educators: of classroom /group settings: Total Enrollment Program Enrollment Information Total Enrollment Full Time Part Time Total Full Time Part Time Total Full Time Part Time Total Staffing Information Of the total number of children enrolled, how many children receive financial assistance? * Financial Assistance includes EEC financial assistance, Head Start funded, private scholarships for families with household incomes below 85% SMI, and preschool age children receiving free/or reduced priced meals in a public school. Full Time Child Care is defined by EEC as Care for not less than 30 or more than 50 hours per week during the hours when the parent(s) service need activity occurs, unless otherwise approved by EEC. Part Time Child Care is defined as Care up to 30 hours per week. Educators Record the number of full time and part time educators. For the purposed of QRIS Any person providing regular care and education of children unrelated to the educator in a location outside the children s own home for all or part of the day, regardless of his/her level of certification This number should include program staff as well as program administrators Classroom/ Group Setting: Enter the total number of available class rooms/ or settings where children are cared for. QRIS Application Information After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 2
4 Category 1: Curriculum and Learning Research on early childhood education and afterschool/out of school time care reports the critical elements of a high quality program includes: utilization of a developmentally appropriate curriculum aligned to the states s standards, an asessement system that reflects the curriculum and state standards/expectations for children, adaptations to meet individual children s needs and positive teacher-child interactions that foster children s self regulation and emotional well-being. Subcategories within Curriculum and Learning: 1A. Curriculum, Assessment, and Diversity 1B. Teacher-Child Relationships and Interactions Level 1 1A. Curriculum, Assessment, and Diversity Meets the requirements of Level 1 plus 1A.1.1 Meets licensing regulations or nonlicensable or license exempt and meets EEC licensing requirements EEC License in good standing EEC License Manager Verified Program meets EEC Licensing Standards (for non-licensable and license exempt programs). EEC Licensing (for non-licensable and license exempt programs) After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 3
5 Level 2 1A. Curriculum, Assessment, and Diversity Meets the requirements of Level 1 plus 1A.2.1 The daily schedule includes strategies such as shared reading, book discussion, games and activities that promote literacy and numeracy. SACERS self assessed score average of 3 with no single item below 3 SACERS Tool Program improvement plan incorporates SACERS selfassessment results/describes how program plans to move to the next QRIS level. Program Improvement Plan 1A.2.2 1A.2.3 Educators observe students and maintain written progress notes that are used to complete reports for parents. Materials reflect the language and culture of the students in the program, their communities, and represent the diversity of society. SACERS self assessed score average of 3 with no single item below 3 SACERS self assessed score average of 3 with no single item below 3 SACERS SACERS Tool Tool After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 4
6 Level 3 1A. Curriculum, Assessment, and Diversity Meets the requirements of Level 2 plus 1A.3.1 1A.3.2 1A.3.3 1A.3.4 Program provides access to homework assistance or provides students with 1:1 or small group support from Educators, trained volunteers or interns. Educators support the inclusion of children with disabilities through books, media, games and activities that promote understanding by their peers. Educators engage all students in a variety of activities including arts, athletics, academic enrichment, etc. Educators promote/encourage verbal communication skills and model use of Standard English when interacting or reading to youth. SACERS reliable rater score average of 5 with no single item below 4. APT: II.D.2 and V.C.1 Assessment of Tool Afterschool Program After School and Out of School Time Programs Practices Tool (APT-O/ APT-Q) 5 SACERS APT: II.B.1 Assessment of Afterschool Program Practices Tool (APT-O/ APT-Q) SACERS reliable rater score SACERS average of 5 with no single item below 4. SACERS reliable rater score average of 5 with no single item below 4. SACERS APT: II.B.1 Assessment of Afterschool Program Practices Tool (APT-O/ APT-Q) SACERS reliable rater score SACERS average of 5 with no single item below 4. Tool Tool Tool Tool Tool Tool
7 1A.3.5 Educators have received professional development in assessment (using anecdotal records and portfolios to measure progress); health and nutrition (including special diets, allergies); strategies that address how to work with students from diverse languages and cultures; and second language acquisition (especially techniques for teaching reading). Training as indicated by PQ Registry. COA: ASP-HR 3.03 Reference Only Educator Training umented in PQ Registry COA Accreditation Certification Accreditation Level 4 1A. Curriculum, Assessment, and Diversity Meets the requirements of Level 3 plus 1A.4.1 Program ensures students SACERS reliable rater average SACERS Tool have access to a variety of score of 6 with no single item skilled volunteers or tutors to below 5. assist students in improving in various subjects such as reading, written communication, verbal communication, mathematical problem solving, science, social studies, etc. APT: APT-O or APT-Q APT: III.2 Assessment of Afterschool Program Practices Tool (APT-O/ APT-Q) Tool 1A.4.2 Program offers individualized homework supports provided by Educators, trained volunteers, tutors, or interns. Verification by administrator that individualized homework help is provided. Verification of available individual homework help After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 6
8 1A.4.3 Curriculum reflects different learning styles and approaches and covers a variety of topics. SACERS reliable rater average score of 6 with no single item below 5. SACERS Tool 1A.4.4 Program activities are designed to support students in developing leadership skills, self esteem, and positive behaviors while reducing their risk taking behavior. APT: APT-O III.2 Assessment of Afterschool Program Practices Tool (APT-O/ APT-Q) Tool COA: ASP-PS 5.07 and ASP-PS Reference Only COA Accreditation Certification Accreditation After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 7
9 1B. Teacher Child Relationships and Interactions Level 1 1B.1.1 1B. Teacher Child Relationships and Interactions Meets licensing regulations or nonlicensable or license exempt and meets EEC licensing requirements EEC License in good standing EEC License Manager Verified Program meets EEC Licensing Standards (for non-licensable and license exempt programs). EEC Licensing (for non-licensable and license exempt programs) After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 8
10 Level 2 1B. Teacher Child Relationships and Interactions Meets the requirements of Level 1 plus 1B.2.1 Educators acts as mentors/role models with designated students. SACERS self-assessed score average of 3 with no single item below 3 SACERS APT III.D.2 and APT III.D.4 Assessment of Afterschool Program Practices Tool (APT-O/ APT-Q) CLASS self- assessed score of 3 or higher on the dimensions of Positive Climate and Teacher Sensitivity, and a score of 3 or lower on the dimension of Negative Climate. Arnett Caregiver Interaction Scale self-assessed score of 3.0 or higher Arnett: List of Educator names and date of most recent observation, and a description how information is used to support educators Training as indicated by PQ Registry. Classroom Assessment Scoring System (CLASS) Arnett: List of Educator/ date of observation Tool Tool Tool 1B.2.2 Educators receive professional Educator Training development in strategies that umented in PQ support open ended conversations, Registry sharing of ideas, problem solving techniques and positive peer interactions. After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 9
11 Level 3 1B. Teacher Child Relationships and Interactions Meets the requirements of Level 2 plus 1B.3.1 Educators provide a variety of activities that support students in developing positive relationships with adults in the program. SACERS reliable rater score average of 5 with no single item below 4. SACERS Tool APT-O APT: III.B.3 III.F.1 Assessment of Afterschool Program Practices Tool (APT-O/ APT-Q) Tool CLASS reliable-rater score of 3 or higher on the dimensions of Positive Climate and Teacher Sensitivity, and a score of 2 or 1 on the dimension of Negative Climate. OR Arnett Caregiver Interaction Scale reliable rater score average of 3.5 or higher Arnett: List of Educator names and date of most recent observation, and a description how information is used to support educators Classroom Assessment Scoring System (CLASS) Arnett: List of Educator/ date of observation Arnett: List of Educator/ date of observation Tool Tool Curriculum Safe, Healthy & Indoor Learning & Outdoor Environments After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 10
12 1B.3.2 1B.3.3 Educators are provided with opportunities to use outside consultants or qualified staff with expertise in the age of the children served to assist them in implementing strategies that support positive relationships/ interactions and prevention/ intervention techniques. Educators receive professional development in conflict resolution or mediation techniques and utilize them with the students. Signed document of usage of outside consultants or qualified staff with expertise/ma level qual.in children s behavior and mental health to support Educators Training as indicated by PQ Registry. Educator access to consultants/ positive behavior qualifications/ qualifications Educator Training umented in PQ Registry Level 4 1B. Teacher Child Relationships and Interactions Meets the requirements of Level 3 plus 1B.4.1 Educators use a conflict resolution strategies or peer mediation system and support students in utilizing it to resolve issues that arise both within and outside of the classroom. SACERS reliable rater score average of 6 with no single item below 5. SACERS Tool Curriculum Safe, Healthy & Indoor Learning & Outdoor Environments After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 11
13 Category 2: Safe, Healthy, Indoor and Outdoor Environments After School & Out of School Time Programs Program environments are the framework for children s learning. They support the implementation of the curriculum through the use of space, materials and opportunities for children and youth to experiment, practice their skills, analyze, socialize and problem solve. Environments must provide support for the health, safety and nutrition of young children and youth in order to ensure their optimum development, learning and well being. The subcategory within Safe, Healthy, Indoor and Outdoor Environments: 2A. Safe, Healthy, Indoor and Outdoor Environments Level 1 2A.1.1 2A. Safe, Healthy Indoor and Outdoor Environments Meets licensing regulations or nonlicensable or license exempt and meets EEC licensing requirements EEC License in good standing EEC License Manager Verified Program meets EEC Licensing Standards (for non-licensable and license exempt programs). EEC Licensing (for non-licensable and license exempt programs) Level 2 2A. Safe, Healthy Indoor and Outdoor Environments Meets the requirements of Level 1 plus 2A.2.1 Demonstrates safe indoor and SACERS self-assessed score SACERS Tool outdoor environments. average of 3 with no single item below 3 Program improvement plan Program includes SACERS results and Improvement Plan describing how program plans to move to the next QRIS level. After School and Out of School Time Programs Safe, Healthy Indoor & Outdoor Environments
14 2A.2.2 Annual consultation by a Health Consultant to monitor records, update health care policies and practices, identify program issues, assist programs in complying with health and safety requirements and provides a written report to the program. Copy of agreement with the Health Consultant/ entity providing health consultant services Signed statement from the program director verifying annual visits Health Consultant Agreement/ Statement of Site Visits Level 3 2A. Safe, Healthy Indoor and Outdoor Environments Meets the requirements of Level 2 plus 2A.3.1 Demonstrates quality indoor and SACERS reliable rater score SACERS Tool outdoor environments. average of 5 with no single item below 4. 2A.3.2 Educators are trained in how to Training as indicated by PQ Educator Training work with students with special Registry. umented in PQ diets, allergies and specialized Registry feeding issues. Level 4 2A. Safe, Healthy Indoor and Outdoor Environments Meets the requirements of Level 3 plus 2A.4.1 Demonstrates stimulating indoor SACERS reliable rater score SACERS Tool and outdoor environments average of 6 with no single item below Workforce Curriculum Safe, Healthy Qualifications & Indoor Learning & & Professional Outdoor Environments Development After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 13
15 Category 3: Workforce Qualifications and Professional Development Research indicates that the workforce engaged in early childhood education must have formalized training in early childhood education and content knowledge in order to support educator quality and impact child outcomes. Ongoing professional development that links to activities in the learning environment is related to educator improvement and child outcomes are directly affected by the quality of their experiences in the learning environment. The subcategory within Workforce Qualifications and Professional Development: 3A. Program Administrator Qualifications and Professional Development 3B. Site Coordinator Qualifications and Professional Development Level 1 3A.1.1 3A. Program Administrator Qualifications and Professional Development Meets licensing regulations or nonlicensable or license exempt and Manager Verified EEC License in good standing EEC License meets EEC licensing requirements Program meets EEC Licensing Standards (for non-licensable and license exempt programs). EEC Licensing (for non-licensable and license exempt programs) 1 Program Administrator for the purposed of QRIS is defined as the individual holding primary responsibility for the overall direction of the program, including but not limited to the developing program mission, goals, and policies program implementation and evaluation; administration, including fiscal management, organizational development, including management of human resources. 2 Site Coordinator for the purposes of QRIS is defined as the individual(s) holding primary responsibility for the daily on-site operations of the program, including but not limited to, supervising staff communicating with families, building relationships with the community and local schools, and overseeing all program activities Workforce Curriculum Safe, Healthy Qualifications & Indoor Learning & & Professional Outdoor Environments Development After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 14
16 Level 2 3A. Program Administrator Qualifications and Professional Development Meets the requirements of Level 1 plus 3A.2.1 3A.2.2 3A.2.3 3A.2.4 Program administrator has a Bachelor s degree in early childhood education, elementary education, adolescent development, psychology, or a related field or a higher degree (i.e. master s degree), that includes a minimum of 6 college credits in working with school age children, and a minimum of 6 college credits or EEC approved professional development opportunities in administration, management or staff supervision. Program administrator has a minimum of 2 years experience as an administrator. Program administrator has received professional development in supervision of adults and strategies for working with adult learners and school age students, with and without disabilities. Program administrator has an Individual Professional Development Plan (IPDP). Qualifications and Experience (as indicated by PQ Registry) Qualifications and Experience (as indicated by PQ Registry) Training as indicated by PQ Registry. Signed document that IPDP is complete, reviewed regularly, and updated annually. Qualifications and Experience umented in PQ Registry Qualifications and Experience umented in PQ Registry Educator Training umented in PQ Registry Record of Individual Professional Development Plan (IPDP) 3. Workforce Qualifications & Professional Development After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 15
17 Level 3 3A. Program Administrator Qualifications and Professional Development Meets the requirements of Level 2 plus 3A.3.1 3A.3.2 3A.3.3 Program administrator has a minimum of 9 college credits in early childhood education, elementary education, adolescent development, psychology, or a related field OR EEC approved professional development equivalent OR a higher degree. Program administrator has a minimum of 3 years experience as an administrator. IPDP addresses process and timelines to achieve the Administrator qualifications for the next level of QRIS. Qualifications and Experience (as indicated by PQ Registry) Qualifications and Experience (as indicated by PQ Registry) Signed document that IPDP is complete, reviewed regularly, and updated annually. Qualifications and Experience umented in PQ Registry Qualifications and Experience umented in PQ Registry Record of Individual Professional Development Plan (IPDP) Level 4 3A. Program Administrator Qualifications and Professional Development Meets the requirements of Level 3 plus 3A.4.1 Program administrator has a minimum of 24 college credits or equivalent EEC approved professional development in early childhood education, elementary education, adolescent development, psychology, or a related field or a higher degree. Qualifications and Experience (as indicated by PQ Registry) Qualifications and Experience umented in PQ Registry 3. Workforce Qualifications & Professional Development After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 16
18 3A.4.2 Program administrator has professional development in special education/working with children with disabilities. Training as indicated by PQ Registry. Educator Training umented in PQ Registry 3A.4.3 Program administrator has a minimum of 5 years experience as an administrator. Qualifications and Experience (as indicated by PQ Registry) Qualifications and Experience umented in PQ Registry 3A.4.4 IPDP addresses areas of identified needs; addresses goals and objectives necessary to the position. Signed document that IPDP is complete, reviewed regularly, and updated annually. Record of Individual Professional Development Plan (IPDP) Workforce Family & Qualifications Community & Professional Engagement Development After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 17
19 3B. Site Coordinator Qualifications and Professional Development Level 1 3B.1.1 3B. Site Coordinator Qualifications and Professional Development Meets Licensing regulations or nonlicensable or license exempt and meets EEC licensing requirements EEC License in good standing EEC License Manager Verified Program meets EEC Licensing Standards (for non-licensable and license exempt programs). Qualifications and Experience (as indicated by PQ Registry) EEC Licensing (for non-licensable and license exempt programs) Qualifications and Experience umented in PQ Registry Workforce Family & Qualifications Community & Professional Engagement Development After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 18
20 3B. Site Coordinator Qualifications and Professional Development Level 2 3B. Site Coordinator Qualifications and Professional Development Meets the requirements of Level 1 plus 3B.2.1 All Site Coordinators have a minimum of a Bachelors degree (any field) with a minimum of 6 college credits or equivalent EEC approved professional development in early childhood education, elementary education, adolescent development, psychology, or a related field or a higher degree. Qualifications and Experience (as indicated by PQ Registry) Record of Individual Professional Development Plan (IPDP) Workforce Family & Qualifications Community & Professional Engagement Development After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 19
21 3B.2.2 All Site Coordinator(s) have an Individual Professional Development Plan (IPDP) that is developed in conjunction with the Supervisor that addresses the identified professional development needs of that educator, and that ensures professional development in communicating with families, building relationships with the host community, overseeing program activities, the Curriculum Frameworks, diversity, supporting literacy and mathematics development, the Strengthening Families Protective Factors, the components of the assessment process including screening, observation, use of assessment tools and meeting the needs of school age children with disabilities. Qualifications and Experience (as indicated by PQ Registry) Signed document that IPDP is complete, reviewed regularly, and updated annually. Qualifications and Experience umented in PQ Registry Record of Individual Professional Development Plan (IPDP) 3. Workforce Qualifications & Professional Development After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 20
22 Level 3 3B. Site Coordinator Qualifications and Professional Development Meets the requirements of Level 2 plus 3B.3.1 Site coordinator(s) have a minimum 18 college credits or EEC approved professional development equivalent in early childhood education, elementary education, adolescent development, psychology, or a related field or a higher degree and 6 college credits or EEC approved professional development equivalent in administration, management, or supervision. Qualifications and Experience (as indicated by PQ Registry) Qualifications and Experience umented in PQ Registry Level 4 3B. Site Coordinator Qualifications and Professional Development Meets the requirements of Level 3 plus 3B.4.1 All site coordinator(s) have a minimum of 36 college credits in early childhood education, elementary education, adolescent development, psychology, or a related field or a higher degree OR EEC approved professional development equivalent and 3 college credits or EEC approved professional development equivalent in administration or management, AND 3 college credit hours or EEC approved professional development in staff supervision. Qualifications and Experience (as indicated by PQ Registry) Record of Individual Professional Development Plan (IPDP) 3. Workforce Qualifications & Professional Development After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 21
23 Category 4: Family and Community Engagement Families must be acknowledged as children s first teachers and thus must be recognized and supported as partners in their child s education. Programs must understand the interconnectedness between the family and a child s approach to learning and establish a relationship with families that are built on mutual trust, respect and a willingness to involve them as full partners; while providing them with information, resources and support in order to ensure children have a healthy nurturing environment in which to grow and learn. The subcategory within Family and Community Engagement: 4A. Family and Community Engagement Level 1 4A.1.1 4A. Family and Community Engagement Meets licensing regulations or nonlicensable or license exempt and meets EEC licensing requirements EEC License in good standing EEC License Manager Verified Program meets EEC Licensing Standards (for non-licensable and license exempt programs). EEC Licensing (for non-licensable and license exempt programs) Level 2 4A. Family and Community Engagement Meets the requirements of Level 1 plus 4A.2.1 Opportunities to meet with classroom educators are provided for parents at least once a month. SACERS self assessed score average of 3 with no single item below 3 SACERS Tool Workforce Family & Qualifications Community & Professional Engagement Development After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 22
24 4A.2.2 4A.2.3 4A.2.4 4A.2.5 Program maintains a list of current community resources that support families is accessible to students and families. Program participates in community events. Program completes Strengthening Families Self-Assessment and uses data to engage in continuous improvement. Program has developed informational materials on the program that are in the language of the community, are available for educators to use in the community and are given to prospective families and students. ument signed by administrator describing the opportunities for parents to meet with Educator at least once a month. List of community resources. OR COA: ASP-PS and ASP-PS ument signed by program administrator that briefly describes the community events that the program participates in at least annually. Description of program improvement plan based results of Strengthening Families self-assessment. SACERS self assessed score average of 3 with no single item below 3 Monthly Parent/Teacher Opportunities / Description List of community resources. COA Accreditation Certification List of Community Events attended ( last 12 months) Strengthening- Families descript. of self-assessment results SACERS Accreditation Tool APT: APT-Q score of 3 or Assessment of Tool higher/ results are used to Afterschool Program After School and Out of School Time Programs inform program improvement Practices Tool plan (APT-O/ APT-Q) Family & Community Engagement
25 Level 3 4A. Family and Community Engagement Meets the requirements of Level 2 plus 4A.3.1 A daily two way communication system is available between the educators and families through a variety of means. ument signed by program administrator describing the variety of daily communication methods (e.g. scheduled telephone hour, checklists, ) Family/Educator communications/ updates description of process 4A.3.2 4A.3.3 Families are encouraged to volunteer in the program to assist in the classroom, share cultural and language traditions or other interests such as their jobs, hobbies and other relevant information. Program ensures that there are translators available, as needed, at meetings, workshops, conferences to ensure strong communication between the program and families. SACERS reliable rater score average of 5 with no single item below 4 ument signed by program administrator describing translators used for meetings, workshops and conferences, as needed. SACERS Use of translator description / qualifications COA: ASP-PS COA Accreditation Certification Tool Accreditation 4. Family & Community Engagement After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 24
26 4A.3.4 The program establishes two-way communication and collaboration agreements with the students school(s) and the local LEA in order to ensure consistency in student programming, provide appropriate services, seek assistance around specific topical areas (special education, reading/math strategies etc.) and share information on the students accomplishments or challenges. Evidence of agreements with schools and LEA. Collaboration Agreement and description of scope 4A.3.5 Program participates in local community group work that is related to children, families, and/or linguistic/cultural groups served by the program and/or provide family support. ument signed by program administrator showing participation in local community group work that is related to children, families, and/or linguistic/cultural groups. Description of program s participation community groups, collaborations. 4. Family & Community Engagement After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 25
27 Level 4 4A. Family and Community Engagement Meets the requirements of Level 3 plus 4A.4.1 Parents participate on the Advisory Board for the program and are actively involved in the policy and decision making for the program. SACERS reliable rater score average of 6 with no single item below 5. SACERS Tool 4A.4.2 Program connects families to education, training and support programs (such as family literacy, adult education, job training, child development, parenting, English as a second language, etc.). ument signed by program administrator listing access to and opportunities for training for families List of community resources/supports for families 4A.4.3 Program maintains written collaboration agreements with community based public and private agencies such as the arts, library, entertainment, family supports, CFCE grantees, family literacy, human services, business, and/or sports in order to enrich the program s services for students and their families. These agreements spell out the responsibilities and policies for both the program and the community agency. Evidence of agreements with programs, agencies and organizations (as listed). Collaboration Agreement and description of scope 4. Family & Community Engagement After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 26
28 Category 5: Leadership, Management, and Administration High quality programs require effective leadership with management and administrative practices that ensure a stable environment, fiscal accountability, evaluation of the program s practices and policies and the development of relationships within the community in order to support the educator and the children and families they serve. Subcategories within Leadership, Management and Administration: 5A. Leadership, Management, and Administration 5B. Supervision Level 1 5A.1.1 5A. Leadership, Management, and Administration Meets licensing regulations or nonlicensable or license exempt and Manager Verified EEC License in good standing EEC License meets EEC licensing requirements Program meets EEC Licensing Standards (for non-licensable and license exempt programs). EEC Licensing (for non-licensable and license exempt programs) Level 2 5A. Leadership, Management, and Administration Meets the requirements of Level 1 plus 5A.2.1 Communication and updates on the APT: APT-Q VI.a score of 3 or Assessment of Tool program are provided to Educators higher Afterschool Program and families. Practices Tool (APT-O/ APT-Q) 5. Leadership, 4. Family & Community Management, & Administration Engagement After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 27
29 5A.2.2 5A.2.3 Program has a written admissions policy that promotes an awareness of and respect for differences among children and families, a respect for the child and their family s culture and language, and is responsive to the inclusion of a variety of learning needs. Program has a written business plan. Copy of admissions policy promoting diversity (e.g., a statement that the program recruits and encourages the enrollment of children from diverse backgrounds). Written business plan with operating budget that includes an annual operating budget that is used to guide planning, set goals and make decisions. COA: ASP-AM 5.01 ASP-AM 5.02 Admissions policy with diversity Business plan with operating budget COA Accreditation Certification * Accreditation Level 3 5A. Leadership, Management, and Administration Meets the requirements of Level 2 plus 5A.3.1 Program tracks and monitors Description of system how System to track absences of individual children and program addresses absences. absences/ contacts families when children are Description absent more than 20% in a month. 5A.3.2 Program director, staff and family SACERS Reliable rater score SACERS Tool input is solicited on an annual basis average of 5 with no single through a survey to evaluate the item below 4. program. 5. Leadership, Management, & Administration After School and Out of School Time Programs 28
30 5A.3.3 5A.3.4 Results of the annual survey are used to develop a comprehensive written program improvement plan. Program has a annual review of the accounting records by an independent party who has accounting or book-keeping expertise. Description how program improvement plan includes results from survey OR COA: ASP-AM 2.01 ASP-AM 2.03 Program administrator signs a document indicating that an annual financial review conducted is by independent party who has accounting or book-keeping expertise. Program Improvement Plan COA Accreditation Certification Accounting review description Accreditation Level 4 5A. Leadership, Management, and Administration Meets the requirements of Level 3 plus 5A.4.1 Educators and advisory board are SACERS Reliable rater score SACERS Tool involved in the development of the average of 6 with no single business plan and it is reviewed item below 5. periodically for updating. 5A.4.2 Program shares the results of the program quality rating with the families, staff, governing board and funders. Program has a system of technology that allows for data collection and tracking program information. Description of plan/process for sharing QRIS results. Plan for sharing QRIS rating 5A.4.3 Signed checklist/document that Data Collection and the program has a technology Tracking System system that maintains & tracks Description information on: children s health, services, absenteeism, children s educational information, staff qualifications, professional development and After School and Out of School Time Programs financial record ke Leadership, Management, & Administration
31 5B. Supervision Level 1 5B.1.1 5B. Supervision Meets licensing regulations or nonlicensable or license exempt and meets EEC licensing requirements EEC License in good standing EEC License Manager Verified Program meets EEC Licensing Standards (for non-licensable and license exempt programs). EEC Licensing (for non-licensable and license exempt programs) 5. Leadership, Management, & Administration After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 30
32 Level 2 5B. Supervision Meets the requirements of Level 1 plus 5B.2.1 Educators are given feedback on APT Q is conducted and Program instructional practice on a monthly results are used in program Improvement Plan basis. improvement plan 5B.2.2 Program provides recognition for APT Q is conducted and Program educators in annual evaluation results are used in program Improvement Plan as well as in public forum, as improvement plan appropriate (i.e. verbal recognition in group setting or written recognition in newsletter). Level 3 5B. Supervision Meets the requirements of Level 2 plus 5B.3.1 Program uses at least three types Portion of the written Internal of internal communication on a policy regarding internal communications/ monthly basis to inform educators. communication updates description of process 5B.3.2 5B.3.3 5B.3.4 Educators are given feedback that includes examples of best practice at least twice a month. Educators schedule includes regular paid planning time. The program has a system to support the career development of staff through a career ladder (e.g., regularly scheduled time to meet with a supervisor or mentor to monitor progress towards career goals). Description of process for providing supervisory feedback, supports Educator reflective practices, and opportunities for coaching/ mentoring. Portion of the written policy/ Sample Schedule that demonstrates the staff planning time is paid Description of system that supports career development through a career ladder. Opp. for reflective practice, coaching mentoring description/ frequency Paid Staff Planning Time-Policy/ Schedule Evidence of staff benefits and career development process 5. Leadership, Management, & Administration 31
33 Level 4 5B. Supervision Meets the requirements of Level 3 plus 5B.4.1 Educators are provided ongoing Description of system that Supervision mentoring that includes supports Educator reflective reflective practice, demonstration of best practices on practices, and opportunities for coaching mentoring a weekly basis. coaching/ mentoring. description 5B.4.2 5B.4.3 5B.4.4 Educator salary scales reflect the educational levels, experience and performance levels, as determined by the annual evaluation of the educators, and is comparable with the current wage level of others in the community with the same levels of education. Educators receive at least one benefit. Program has an incentive program that rewards each educator that achieves the next step on the career ladder. Portion of the written policy that shows that employment reflects salary policies and benefit packages include paid vacation time, sick time, health insurance, tuition/pd reimbursement or retirement plan option. Portion of the written policy that provides evidence of benefits offered to employees Portion of the written policy regarding program incentive and linkage to progress on career ladder Evidence of staff benefits and career development process Evidence of staff benefits and career development process Evidence of staff benefits and career development process 5. Leadership, Management, & Administration After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 32
34 Application and Self Assessment Worksheet Submission Authorized Signitory Date Signitory reviewed and attested to the accuracy of the accuracy of this information QRIS Application Information After School and Out of School Time Programs QRIS Application ID 33
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