NEW JERSEY IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS, 新泽西免疫要求.pptVIP

Validate Grow NJ Kids MOU to validate the system to answer 4 questions: Do our indicators differentiate quality? Is our technical assistance effective in moving sites up through the levels? Are higher levels associated with better outcomes? Are we using the ratings protocol reliably? Promote Family Engagement Health Expand central intake hubs to six additional counties (one stop shop for connection to services) Establish county-level parent-led Councils for Young Children in all 21 counties Increase the number of infants and young children screened for social-emotional and developmental concerns Begin 3-year campaign to promote Grow NJ Kids and make public aware of program standards Publicize Grow NJ Kids for Target Families * Create infrastructure to link data across state systems Expand current Workforce Registry Support Licensing Data System Support the development and connection of early childhood data systems Extend support to kindergarten-3rd Grade Pilot technology-based curricula designed to boost children’s mastery of math and literacy skills; Create guidelines for 1-3; Create modules for implementation; Build capacity of teachers and leaders in k-3 settings by focusing on optimizing instruction, using data from child assessments and measures of instruction; Establish steering committee to create an evaluation component Implement a Kindergarten Entry Assessment Complete a phased-in voluntary statewide implementation of the KEA between September 2014 and September 2019 (not grant funded) Integrate and align the standards from birth to eight Articulate and align New Jersey’s birth to three and preschool standards with the K-3 standards Include early learning standards (infant/toddler and preschool) in regulatory documents- licensing, Child Care, home visiting, Early Intervention, Family Child Care Create self-paced training modules Train cross sector Coordinate programs and funding across state agencies Data systems to track and support