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Child Care Resource & Referral Agencies

Stanislaus County Office of Education

Contact your local Child Care Resource and Referral Agency using the website information here to access the child care search tool or call 1-800-KIDS-793 (1-800-543-7793) for more information and support.

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County Program Profile: Stanislaus

The QCC County Program Profile provides county data from the Common Data File (CDF) and the Annual Progress Report (APR). For counties that are a part of a consortium, the QCC County Program Profile provides a combined view of the CDF and APR. Both qualitative and quantitative data are presented to provide a local view of early learning and care climate.

Time Period: 2018–2019

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QRIS :: Stanislaus STARS for Quality

Stanislaus County’s voluntary Quality Rating and Improvement System (QRIS) (Stanislaus STARS for Quality) serves programs in Stanislaus County and is administered by the Stanislaus County Office of Education and the Child Development Training Consortium – Yosemite Community College District. Since July 1, 2014, more than 100 QRIS/Quality Improvement System (QIS) sites have been rated and/or receive support to improve quality care. The Stanislaus STARS for Quality QRIS has five tier levels and measures several elements of program quality, including (1) Child Development and School Readiness, (2) Teachers and Teaching, and (3) Program and Environment. California State Preschool Programs, Infant and Toddler Programs, and State-Based Migrant Center-Based Programs, all funded solely or in part by contracts with the California Department of Education, may be eligible to receive monthly coaching, resources, materials, training, and specialized professional development. Monetary stipends are offered based on the tier level earned by participating sites. First 5 IMPACT participating sites receive coaching, resources, materials, training, and professional development at all levels. At this time, monetary stipends are not available.

County Contact Information

website

http://www.STANCOE.Org/CFS/QRIS-CSPP

contact

Veronica Garcia

phone

209-238-6300

email

vgarcia@stancoe.org

Funding Streams

  • First 5 California
  • Quality Improvement Funding-Early Education Support Division/California Department of Education.

Partner Agencies

  • Stanislaus County Office of Education
  • Stanislaus Children and Families Commission
  • Child Care Resource & Referral (Stanislaus County Office of Ed.)
  • Stanislaus Child Development Local Planning Council
  • Brandman University

Process to Outreach/Onboard Programs and Providers

Outreach is conducted through community events, flyer distribution, and website postings. Interested parties are then invited to attend an orientation for further information. After attending orientation, participants are invited to complete an application and indicate their preferred level of involvement.

Quality Improvement Program Support Strategies

Quality improvement is offered through various professional development activities, professional growth advising, and monthly coaching, depending on the program’s desired level of involvement.

Local Approach to Offering Financial Incentives and Stipends

Incentives (often items under $40) are provided at various times during the year, while the Block Grants (cash) or Tier Awards (incentives larger than $100) are offered at the end of each program year.

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Overall Child Characteristics and Services Provided

Children’s Races and Ethnicities

QCC Tier Rating Distribution

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Quality Improvement Plan (QIP) Goals

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Mentoring willing teachers brings hope and satisfaction. So many times the stress can get overwhelming. However, with an encouraging, thoughtful, persistent coach, you find new ways, redirect the challenges to successes and build confidence. Thank you for bringing this program to our county.

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A Preschool Teacher shared: Coaching really helped me be more aware of what is going on in the classroom with the videos that were taken. Sometimes the day goes so fast, it’s a real eye-opener to take a snapshot. My coach helped me with how to better handle conflicts and better ways to transition when it’s time to clean up, especially when the children are not ready.

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