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Getting the Most from Your Parents as Teachers (PAT) Program 2018-2019 The 57 th Annual Cooperative Conference for School Administrators

Getting the Most from Your Parents as Teachers (PAT) …•Parents are their child’s first and most important teacher. •The early years of a child’s life are critical for optimal

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Page 1: Getting the Most from Your Parents as Teachers (PAT) …•Parents are their child’s first and most important teacher. •The early years of a child’s life are critical for optimal

Getting the Most from Your Parents as Teachers (PAT) Program

2018-2019

The 57th Annual Cooperative Conference for School Administrators

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• Kerry Boehm, Principal, Lee’s Summit R-VII School District

• Lana Brooks, Director of Early Learning, Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE)

• Melanie Stoelting, PAT Coordinator, Dexter R-XI School District and Richland R-I School District

Today’s Presenters

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• Components of PAT

• Missouri PAT Partnership

• Role of the Local School District

• Goal Setting/Needs Assessment

Presentation Overview

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• Parents are their child’s first and most important teacher.

• The early years of a child’s life are critical for optimal development and provide the foundation for success in school and life.

• All children and families deserve the same opportunities to succeed.

Belief Statements

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• Personal visits

• Developmental screenings

• Group connections

• Resource network

Components of PAT

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• is a combination of readiness among children, families, schools and communities.

Missouri School Readiness . . .

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• Parents as Teachers National Center

• DESE, Early Learning

• Local School District

Missouri PAT Partnership

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• Local School District

Determine structure of PAT program

Budget

Create and implement policies and procedures

Provide direct supervision/support for staff

Data monitoring and reporting

Missouri PAT Partnership

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Determine structure of the local PAT program

Local School District Roles

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Budgeting

Local School District Roles

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Create and implement policies and procedures

Local School District Roles

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Provide direct supervision/support for PAT staff

Local School District Roles

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Data monitoring and reporting

Local School District Roles

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Needs Assessment and Next Steps

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Reflection

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Northwest RegionVacant573-751-2095

Early Learning Supervisor Contacts

Southeast RegionEmily [email protected]

Northeast RegionJodeen [email protected]

Southwest RegionGretchen [email protected]