Early Care and Education System Community Partners Meeting ... · Isaza talked briefly about the 3 digit phone number 2-1-1, which is the number that parents can easily remember to

Approved 10/21/2015 Approved 10/21/2015

Early Care and Education System Community Partners Meeting

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Early Learning Coalition of Broward County, Inc.

6301 NW 5th Way, Suite 3400, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309

Wednesday, September 16, 2015 – 10:00 am

Attendees: See attached roster: Early Childhood Facilities; Early Childhood Organizations; Consultants ELC Staff Attendance: Charles M. Hood, III, Chief Executive Officer, K. Lee Tirpak, Chief Program Officer, Leticia

Strasser, Director of Performance and Quality Improvements, Dr. Carmen Nicholas, ECE Program Specialist, Gordia

Ross, ECE Program Specialist, Brian Guerdat, Special Projects Coordinator; Janice Carter, CRRD, Amy Ungor, Provider

Services Manager, Micah Mitchell, Provider Services, Inez Webb, Provider Services, Lucia Rodriguez, Provider Services,

Felicia Walker, Operation Support.

TOPIC DISCUSSION ACTION NEEDED

Welcome and Call to Order

K. Lee Tirpak called the meeting to order at 10:00am and welcomed all in attendance. Special acknowledgement was extended to Debi Palmisano for allowing the Early Learning Coalition of Broward County, Inc. and the System Partners to meet at her facility. The Early Learning Coalition of Broward County, Inc. is seeking a permanent venue to conduct the monthly ECE System Partners, Directors, Owners Gathering. Ms. Tirpak solicited suggestions and ideas from the System Partners for completing this task.

Review and Approve Agenda

The Agenda was approved by consensus.

Review and Approve Minutes

Minutes of June 23, 2015, approved by Ms. Donna Fong and seconded by Ms. Leah Bridgewater; unanimously approved. Correction to minutes – none

Workshop PowerPoint

K. Lee Tirpak presented a PowerPoint presentation for discussion on the following topics: Broward County ECE System Community System Partners



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Presentation Services offered by the Early Learning Coalition of Broward County, Inc.: Child Care Resource & Referral: 2-1-1 Warm Line/Inclusion Eligibility Determination and Provider Payments: Broward Regional Health Planning

Council (BRHPC) Provider Services: ELC Communication: ELC Providers; Providers ELC Road to Child Outcomes Child Care Wages Provider Matters VPK and Teaching Strategies Gold

ECE System Community System Partners

Logos that represented the current Broward County ECE Community System Partners were presented during the PowerPoint.

Services Offered by the Early Learning Coalition of Broward County, Inc.

Ms. Tirpak reviewed all the services offered through the Early Learning Coalition of Broward County, Inc. which are:

Child Care Resource & Referral Warm Line/Inclusion Services School Readiness, Voluntary Prekindergarten and Referral Application Processing Waiting List Management Provider Payment Provider Services Road to Child Outcomes Child Care WAGE$® Stipends

Child Care Resource and Referral 2-1-1

Ms. Tirpak introduced Francisco Isaza, Program Director of 211 Broward, the agency contracted to provide Child Care Resource & Referral services in Broward County. Mr. Isaza talked briefly about the 3 digit phone number 2-1-1, which is the number that parents can easily remember to call to access Child Care Resource & Referral and other Community Resources in Broward County. Mr. Isaza talked about the services 211 Broward provides to families which are:

Assistance with applying for School Readiness and VPK Services



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Assistance with the Redetermination Process Assistance with the Eligibility Process Assistance with the Transfer and Re-enrollment Process Assistance with scheduling appointments with an Eligibility Counselor if needed A 24 hour comprehensive crisis helpline to answer all questions to help families

navigate services offered in Broward County. Mr. Isaza informed the System Partners of 211 Broward’s hours of operation, which are from Monday- Friday 8:00 am to 8:00 pm and Saturday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. These times extend beyond regular business hours to ease the high call volumes 211 Broward is currently experiencing during morning hours. Since July 1, 2015, 211 Broward has answered over 1,300 calls regarding Child Care Resource & Referral. 211 Broward has distributed over 500 Family Packages which included:

Information on available Community Resources Referrals to Providers that will meet individual families’ needs

211 Broward is working to improve its automated greeting to provide more information and to make it a more simplified process for families needing services.



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Warm Line/Inclusion

Ms. Tirpak introduced Debbie Kay, Inclusion Specialist at Family Central, Inc., the agency contracted to provide these services in Broward County. Ms. Kay provides coaching and technical assistance to providers who may have children who display challenging behaviors or difficulties in the classroom environment, enabling these children to succeed in the child care setting. Before turning over the floor Ms. Tirpak spoke briefly about the Special Needs Committee on the Broward Children’s Strategic Plan, which is coordinated by Children’s Services Council and their Sub-Committee, Baby SNAC (Special Needs Advocacy Coalition Birth-5). The Baby SNAC Collaborative has been working throughout Broward County to provide leadership, advocacy, guidance, and training to improve services for children ages birth through five with special needs. This committee offered six professional development workshops on these topics throughout Broward County, from January through June 2014. Ms. Kay gave an update of the professional development workshops being offered through Family Central, Inc. The first training series “Say Good Bye to Challenging Behavior” is scheduled on October 14, 2015, at the NSU Baudhuin Preschool. System Partners were asked to sign up as soon as registration opened because space for the training is limited. During this training there will be discussion on the Ages and Stages Questionnaire:

What happens after you complete the ASQ? Where is this data submitted? What is the referral process? Who should complete the ASQ?

Broward Regional Health Planning Council

Ms. Tirpak introduced Michael De Lucca, Chief Executive Officer of Broward Regional Health Planning Council; the agency contracted to provide parent and child Eligibility and Determination in Broward County. Mr. De Lucca introduced the new portal system developed by BRHPC to assist parents with navigating through the Eligibility Determination and Redetermination process. 211 Broward now serves as the gateway to these services. This online resource https://browardchildcare.org is available for parents wanting to complete the following:

https://browardchildcare.org/



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Eligibility Determination Parent and Provider Payments Broward Regional Health Planning Council

New School Readiness Applications New VPK Applications School Readiness Redetermination VPK Reenrollment/Transfer School Readiness Transfers

In addition to this online resource, parents are being assisted face to face at BRHPC’s home office; however, this practice will soon be phased out. In the near future, BPHPC will provide Kiosk workstations in various locations throughout Broward County to make these services accessible to parents who cannot access them or who require assistance completing the online process. Mr. De Lucca introduced Cristy Kozla, Payment Manager for Broward Regional Health Planning Council. Ms. Kozla was applauded for completing the enormous task of processing VPK payment for August 2015. Ms. Kozla informed System Partners that payment occurred for over 11,099 students for the month of August for VPK and there are currently over 12,772 students enrolled in VPK. Mr. De Lucca introduced Natasha Markman, Eligibility Manager for Broward Regional Health Planning Council. Ms. Markman informed System Partners that since BRHPC’s contract went into effect on September 1, 2015, over 400 children were enrolled into the School Readiness services. Ms. Markman informed System Partners of the success of BRHPC’s new portal system, with over 50 new applicants in the new Redetermination Portal awaiting review. Ms. Markman continued to highlight the benefits of the BRHPC’s new portal system. She reported that it allows parents the ability to scan and upload the required documents by using their smart phones or other computing device. She stressed the success they are having assisting parents using this new system. Ms. Markman reiterated that BRHPC continues to work with parents who require assistance with completing the online process by:

Assisting parents face to face at BRHPC’s home office Providing, in the near future, Kiosk workstations in various locations throughout



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Eligibility Determination Parent and Provider Payments

Broward County Michele Rosiere, Division Director for Broward Regional Health Planning Council took the floor. Ms. Rosiere reviewed the PowerPoint handout that was distributed by BRHPC regarding the BrowardChildCare.org website. It was explained that in order for parents to apply for School Readiness and VPK services they must complete the application process through the Office of Early Learning “Family Portal” to which BRHPC’s new Redetermination Portal system links parents When parents access BRHPC’s Redetermination Portal they must:

Create an Account using an email address (cautioned against using Hotmail accounts due to spam)

Read the Eligibility Requirements Ensure they meet the Eligibility Requirements Complete the Redetermination Application Submit Proof of Residency, Age and Custody Documents Submit Purpose of Care Documentation Proof of Educational Enrollment Proof of Employment/School Complete the Income Worksheet Submit Proof of Income

Earned Income Unearned Income

Submit Proof of Marital Status Submit Child Support Documentation

Ms. Rosiere informed System Partners that for parents to remain on the Broward waiting list, they are required to update their information on Florida Office of Early Learning “Family Portal” every six months. If a parent fails to update the required information, this is cause to remove the parent from the waiting list for services. Ms. Rosiere encouraged providers to look at their attendance page in the Provider Portal for redetermination dates on a regular basis and to remind parents of their redetermination dates so that parents can continue receiving their School Readiness



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funding. Ms. Rosiere acknowledged concessions for parents who were due to be re-determined between August 1, 2015 and September 16, 2015, whose services were terminated because they were not able to complete the process during the transition. BRHPC will allow these parents to complete the Redetermination Application process through the BRHPC’s new portal system with a deadline to submit a complete application by Monday, September 21, 2015. Ms. Rosiere gave the floor to Ms. Markman to briefly explain the online process for transfers for School Readiness and reenrollments for VPK:

Download and complete Forms Provider Transfer request for School Readiness Reenrollment Application for VPK

Submit forms to BRHPC School Readiness Transfers: 954-639-0025 (attention assigned Eligibility Specialist) VPK Reenrollments: 954-561-9685 or by email (VPK only) [email protected]

It was explained that School Readiness transfers could only be processed if the parent has satisfactorily fulfilled the copayment obligation at the current provider.

Provider Services

Ms. Tirpak informed System Partners that Provider Services are now managed by the Early Learning Coalition of Broward County, Inc. Ms. Tirpak introduced the Provider Services staff:

Amy Ungor, Provider Services Manager Micah Mitchell, Provider Services Specialist Inez Webb, Provider Services Specialist Lucia Rodriguez, Provider Services Specialist Linsey Brewster, Provider Services Specialist

The ELC Provider Services staff was able to review and certify 728 provider contracts since July 1, 2015, of these, 607 are providing School Readiness services and 516 are

mailto:[email protected]



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providing VPK services. Ms. Tirpak stressed the importance of providers ensuring that the most current version of all required documents listed below be maintained to avoid any non-compliance matters.

Accreditation/Gold Seal Child Care Preschool License Family Child Care Home License Liability Insurance Director’s Credential Teaching Credential Background Screenings

Provider Services staff is also responsible for ASQ Screening Coordination. The ASQ summary scores are to be entered into the Provider Portal and the ASQ Enterprise software is still available for provider use.

Communication ELC Providers Providers ELC

Ms. Tirpak addressed provider concerns around the issue of communication. As a result the ELC plans to alleviate issues communicating with providers by using the provider portal through the following methods:

Individual Method (Communication to individual Provider) Providers will be left written communication in the message center of the ELC Provider Portal. Providers are asked to check the acknowledgement box once communication is read.

Group Method (Communication to all Providers) Providers will be left Group Updates on the Log in Page.

The ELC Provider Portal Dashboard contains the following information:

Downloadable Documents For School Readiness, VPK, and General Forms

Helpful Links Access to VPK Assessment Ordering System VPK Curriculum Webinar for Florida Kindergarten Readiness Screener and VPK Readiness



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Rates School Readiness and VPK Statutes and Administrative Rules

Florida State and Administrative Rules relate to Early Learning Insurance Changes-HOUSE BILL 7165 Q&A for HOUSE BILL 7165

General Information WARM-LINE INFO Stay Connected! Coalition Meetings and Events Calendar Customer Service Survey Grievance Form

Providers can communicate with the ELC Broward by using the Provider portal email address: [email protected]. Ms. Tirpak solicited feedback from providers on the effectiveness of these new processes.

Road to Child Outcomes

Ms. Tirpak discussed the Road to Child Outcomes initiatives. ELC’s quality project integrates quality within 80 Early Care and Education programs. The Road to Child Outcomes is in its third year and has begun to realize the outcomes of these projects. The Audit Committee of the Early Learning Coalition of Broward County, Inc. will be meeting to receive a preliminary review of the outcomes of these initiatives. The three partners of the Road to Child Outcomes are:

Family Central, Inc. (North Cluster) Nova Southeastern University (Central Cluster) School Board of Broward County, Florida (South Cluster)

Child Care Wages

Ms. Tirpak provided information on the Child Care Wage$® Project. Child Care Wage$® Project aims to improve child care quality by reducing turnover and encouraging the continued education of early childhood teachers. The program provides education-based salary supplements to early childhood teachers working with children ages birth to five. More information can be found at http://www.wages-fl.org. Ms. Tirpak also provided information about the T.E.A.C.H Early Childhood Scholarships Program. The state of Florida provided over three million dollars in scholarships toward continuing education in early childhood. This project offers a strategy for improving the


http://www.wages-fl.org/



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education, compensation and retention of the early childhood teachers. The model is based on a partnership that involves sharing expenses by the teacher, director or family child care provider receiving the scholarship. The T.E.A.C.H. program works with 48 colleges, universities and vocational technical schools throughout the state as well as 14 community-based training institutions. Since 1998, more than 22,000 scholarships have been awarded. The turnover rate for these T.E.A.C.H. program participants is less than 8% - a testament to the success of this program. More information can be found at http://www.teach-fl.org.

Provider Matters

Ms. Tirpak introduced Amy Ungor, Provider Services Manager for the ELC of Broward. Ms. Ungor explained that the services provided by the Provider Services Team are driven entirely through the Provider Portal. Ms. Ungor reminded providers that once changes are completed in the Portal they should leave a message in the message center explaining the changes that occurred. Ms. Ungor reiterated that the best way for providers to contact the Provider Services Staff was by using the Provider Portal email address: [email protected]. Ms. Ungor reiterated that providers should be constantly logging into their accounts and reviewing:

Messages Updates Expiration Dates

VPK and Teaching Strategies Gold

Ms. Tirpak introduced Monica Pujol-Nassif Director, Early Care and Education Broward for Family Central, Inc. Ms. Pujol-Nassif provided information on the Teaching Strategies Gold for VPK. The Office of Early Learning requires the Teaching Strategies GOLD Assessment for VPK. Each Teaching Strategies GOLD assessor must compete:

Required TSGOLD training before administering the GOLD Assessment Meet minimum qualification to be a VPK Instructor.

Providers may participate in 12 hour GOLD Basic Course training:

Online Instructor-led (the number of classes are minimal and the maximum class size is

20)

http://www.teach-fl.org/




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Ms. Pujol-Nassif asked that providers make sure they can actually attend trainings before signing up because of the limited class size. Dr. Carmen Nicholas interjected, reminding providers that additional information on this topic is available to them through the ELC Provider Portal on the At-A-Glance handout. This handout covers:

Who the assessment is for? What is the benefit of using these Instruments? What is the purpose? Is it required? When should it be administered? Who gives the assessment? Are there deadlines for administering and submitting data? Is there a consequence for not administering and submitting data by deadlines?

Ms. Nicholas also referred providers to the Early Learning Florida website, https://www.earlylearningflorida.com to access the September 15, 2015 webinar: VPK Pre- and Post-Assessments and Enhancements to the Bright Beginnings Online Reporting System. The webinar updates providers on what is happening to the Bright Beginning website.

Public Comments

None

Next Meeting October 21, 2015

Adjourn Meeting adjourned at 12:15pm These minutes contain the action items of the ECE System Community System Partners Gathering. They do not contain all items discussed. A tape recording of the meeting is held in the Coalition office. Submitted by: Felicia Walker

https://www.earlylearningflorida.com/

Location Start Date

Greater Horizon Academy Wednesday, September 16, 2015

FACILITATORS NAME: K. Lee Tirpak

Notes:

LAST NAME FIRST NAME COMPANYADDO-YAMOAH GLORIA PHYL'S ACADEMY PREPARATORY SCHOOL

ADLIHAYERIN MARTI OXFORD ACADEMY AT SUNRISE

AJAKIE MATTHEW NEW RIVER CHILD CARE LEARNING CENTER

**ALBURY LINDA BUTTONS AND BOWS ACADEMY, INC.

**ALTUNA MIRIAM IMAGINE CHARTER SCHOOL AT WESTON

**ANGIER STACY ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

ARELLANO AIDA TREE OF LIFE CHRISTIAN ACAD PRESCH INC

AUSTIN EULITH BETHEL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

BAIN AMY NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

**BATSON BEVERLEY ARK CHRISTIAN PRESCHOOL, INC.

**BEAUMONT CATHY PLANTATION UNITED METHODIST

BERRY TASHEBA BERRY, TASHEBA DBA NEXT2MOM LRN CTR INC.

**BLAINE SADIE ALAZHAR SCHOOL

**BODDIE ANGIESZKA FAMILY CENTRAL, INC.

BRANTLEY WILL PTRC LITTLE HANDS LITTLE FEET

BRANT-POMARE MARLENI MIRAMAR UNITED METHODIST PRESCHOOL

BRIDGEWATER LEAH NEIGHBORHOOD KIDS PRESCHOOL AT WELLEBY

**BROWN CINDY IMAGINE SCHOOL AT BROWARD

BROWN RASHAWN UNITY 4 KIDS

BUTLER SHERITA FAMILY STYLE LEARNING CENTER

CABRERA MICHELLE BROWARD COLLEGE

CACUCCIOLO ROSALBA FANTASY STATION ACADEMY 6460

CLARK JENNIE SOUTH BROWARD LEARNING CENTER

COHEE CHERYL CORAL SPRINGS COMMUNITY CHURCH

COOMBS PETA ANN VILLAGE METHODIST DAY SCHOOL

**D'ATTILE MARIA SETON RIDGE CHILDREN'S CENTER

DE LA ROSA MELISSA KLA SCHOOL OF PEMBROKE PINES

**DEMAURO MAGDA JACK AND JILL CHILDREN'S CENTER, INC.

DESPOSITO DIANE RANDAZZO SCHOOL

**FRANCIS MARLON GREATER HORIZONS ACADEMY

**PALMISANO DEBI GREATER HORIZONS ACADEMY

**DIXON LATOYA GREATER HORIZONS ACADEMY

DOWIE TAMARA 211 BROWARD

DUNHAM JENNIFER NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

EUTSEY SONIA ACHIEVERS' PRESCHOOL, LLC

EVANS AUDREY CHILDREN'S DIAGNOSTIC & TREATMENT CENTER

FARINA ELLEN HEBREW ACADEMY COMMUNITY SCHOOL

FERNANDEZ-FRANCO BEATRICE POMPANO BEACH ACADEMY

**FOGLE ANGELA GENTLE HUGZ PRESCHOOL AND CC, LLC

**FONG DONNA ANDOVER ACADEMY

FOSTER NEFERTITI FAMILY CENTRAL, INC.

FROMETA ROSA ST. BONIFACE PRESCHOOL

GIBBS DEBBIE SAINT AMBROSE PRESCHOOL

**GIL MELODY SUNNY SEEDS PRESCHOOL

GOMEZ ERICA PACESETTER ACADEMY

GONDER VICTORIA LOVING KIDZ ACADEMY

**GONZALEZ ELIZABETH A WORLD OF KNOWLEDGE PRSCH AND LNG CTR

**GREENE MARVA AGES AND STAGES LEARNING CENTER, INC.

GRESS PAUL SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY, INC.

GUERRERO PATRICIA K.I.M. LEARNING CENTER

**HAFER JAYNE NE FOCAL POINT PRESCHOOL

HARRIS ELLA LOVE THY CHILDREN ACADEMY

HAYNES SHARON SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE

Attendance Roster

ECE SYSTEM COMMUNITY PARTNERS MEETING & COE DISCUSSION 9-16-2015

EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION SYSTEM COMMUNITY PARTNERS MEETING

LAST NAME FIRST NAME COMPANY


HEA KAREN PLANTATION UNITED METHODIST

**HERBERT QUEEN QUEEN'S LITTLE ANGELS CHILDCARE CENTER

**HERNANDEZ MAIRIM CHAR-LEE PRESCHOOL & CHILDCARE OF HLWD

HIBBERT JODY-ANN BRIGHTSTAR LEARNING CENTER

HIBBERT-SPENCE TRACEY-ANN PARADISE CHILD CARE CENTER

HOWARD CELESTINE CHOICES CHILDREN'S ACADEMY

**HUDSON MARY PARKRIDGE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

JAMES CLAUDETTE NEW LIFE CHILD CARE AND EDUCATION CTR.

JAMMAL MARIA NUR-UL-ISLAM ACADEMY, INC

JONES-MOSES LASHAUNDA KIDDY LAND PRESCHOOL & DAY CARE, INC.

JOY-ROLLE DANA NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

KARP WILLIAM BROWARD COUNTY LICENSING & ENFORCEMENT SECTION

KAY DEBBIE FAMILY CENTRAL, INC.

**KING DELVIN KINGS' SCHOOL OF THE ARTS, INC.

KNIGHT ERIN NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

**LEWELLEN MONIQUE EPWORTH UNITED METHODIST PRE-SCH

LEWIS DONNA PEMBROKE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH CHILD DEV

LONDON DAMITA FOUNDATION CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

LYNCH RUTH CHARTER SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE

MAGNUSON HELEN FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DAY SCHOOL

**MARKS LINDA FAMILY CENTRAL, INC.

MARTIN LORI SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY, INC.

**MEDINA IDALI EARLY CHILDHOOD MINISTRIES

**MCANDREWS LEONA BROWARD COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP DIVISION

MCCRAY NICKY MCCRAY, NICKY

MENDEZ MARY PEPPERMINT UNIVERSITY DAYCARE(JOHNSON ST)

MERCADANTE ROXANA LITTLE WORLD ACADEMY AT PLANTATION (THE)

MILLS-MEREDITH MARISA CHILDREN IN THE SPIRIT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

MOLIN GERALDINE YOUNG AT ART MUSEUM PRESCHOOL

MONDRAGON JESSICA NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

**MONZONIS ELIZABETH AMBERWOOD ACADEMY

**MORENO CARLA AMBERWOOD ACADEMY

NORAY-CLEGHORN CHERYL CHOICES CHILDREN'S ACADEMY

**ODOMIROK CAROL FAMILY CENTRAL, INC.

OLSTEIN AMPARO ABC SCHOOL

**PERDEW PATTY PLANTATION UNITED METHODIST

**PUJOL-NASSIF MONICA FAMILY CENTRAL, INC.

PILLIER BEATRIZ SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY, INC.

POMPER KRISTY CREATIVE CHILD LEARNING CENTER II / CS

PRESTI JONATHAN PROVIDENCE CHILDREN'S ACADEMY

**PRICE JACQUELINE BRILLANT MINDS CHILD CARE/ BRILLIANT MINDS @POMPANO

RAFAEL JANEL ZION LUTHERAN PRESCHOOL

**ROBERSON JUCRETIA CYNTHIA & JUNICA'S PRE-SCHOOL

RODRIGUEZ ANDREA PRECIOUS PROMISE ACADEMY

RODRIGUEZ MANUELA FAMILY CENTRAL, INC.

ROMERO BRIGIDA OXFORD ACADEMY OF MIRAMAR

**ROMERO TIFFANY ABC'S OF LEARNING AND GROWING, INC.

ROSA REBECA PARKRIDGE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

**RUBIN BONNIE FOOTPRINT PRESCHOOL, INC

**RUBIN RUTH CONSULTANT

SANDERS-SMITH SHARON ALL MY CHILDREN ACADEMY I

SCHADE JULISSA EVERGLADES ACADEMY

SHAW NAKESHA BOATWRIGHT FAMILY DAY CARE CENTER, INC.

SHWEKY KATHLEEN FOREVER KIDS ACADEMY

SILVA KARAN KENPO KARATE CARE

**SMITH CHERISH PLANTATION CHRISTIAN PRESCHOOL

**SORREN BRENDA SHEPHERD OF THE COAST LEARNING CENTER

SORREN NIKKI PRECIOUS MOMENTS PRESCHOOL, INC.

SPENCE MARK LAUDERHILL COMMUNITY CHILD CARE CTR

STRICKLAND DIANE KIDS AT PLAY

**STONE SH'VORN FAMILY CENTRAL, INC.

SUYDAM N. STORM TRINITY LEARNING CENTER

**SWANSON LEVORN JACK AND JILL CHILDREN'S CENTER, INC.

SWIFT DONNA OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN

SWINTON CRYSTAL FAMILY CENTRAL, INC.

TATIS NEREIDA LEARNING SCOPE ACADEMY

LAST NAME FIRST NAME COMPANY


THOMPSON FRANCHON RANDAZZO SCHOOL

THOMSON GLORIA PARKWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, INC.

TORRES NURIA VIEWPOINT CHILD CARE LEARNING CENTER

TRUJILLO JANETH LEARNING SCOPE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

VALLE SORAYA SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY, INC.

VELANDIA ANDREA WORLD OF LEARNING ACADEMY

VILLASANA CHRISTINA HI-TECH KIDZ KOLLEGE

VOELLER MICHELLE CREATIVE CHILD LRNG CTR III AT NOB HILL

**WANGNOO SARAH ISLAMIC FOUNDATION OF SOUTH FLORIDA

**WILLIAMS-THOMPSON PATRICIA ALL MY CHILDREN ACADEMY IV

WILSON CHRISTINE CARVER RANCHES DAY CARE CTR & KINDERGART

**WITHERSPOON EMMA IRMA H. WESLEY FT. LAUD. CHILD DEV.

WITLE KIMBERLY NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

**WALKER KARLA FIRST METHODIST PRESCHOOL

**POLAKOFF LAYNE KIDS PRESCHOOL PLUS/KIDS IN DISTRESS INC

**WERNER PAULA ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

WOIKA MARY JEAN BROWARD COLLEGE

110 EARLY CHILDHOOD FACILITIES25 EARLY CHILDHOOD ORGANIZATIONS1 CONSULTANT

**ATTENDED COE DISCUSSION SESSION**