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FrontPage12/17/09: Last UpdatedHappy Holidays! :) In two weeks, 21st Century sites will be entering their 2nd decade!
Funding Update: The 21C program was increased in the recent omnibus bill by 35 million dollars to 1.2 billion nationally.
Monitoring Visits: Go to monitoring sign up, space is available for visits for spring visits.
Mandated Reporting of Child Abuse: An excellent brochure every employee should read. To download and copy to distrubute http://dcf.vermont.gov/sites/dcf/files/pdf/fsd/Reporting_Child_Abuse.pdf
2005-09 21st Century Attendance Chart.xls : See the chart and how your site compares with others and some important statewide averages.
To set up an account: Go to https://my.pbworks.com/?p=create. The email you choose must be the same that Emanuel puts in the system. With an account you can upload, download, and edit pages. If you want to shut off annoying messages, you go to your mypbworks home page (your account) and adjust your notification preferences. Look to the upper right and click on your email address.
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emanuel betz said
at 12:31 pm on Oct 2, 2009
What would you like to find on this wiki that you couldn't?
Using the seacrh box above is a good way to scan information by key word......
Nancy Chase said
at 10:26 am on Oct 8, 2009
I'd be interested in hearing suggestions about how to "work with families in creative ways to support the program in any way they can while getting fees from those that can afford it". Also, I've found that since we don't have a scholarship application process it isn't always the people who can't pay who don't. How do other programs handle these situations? We haven't turned any students away but I have had parents express anger that "Once again it's the families who can afford to pay who are supporting those who can't."
emanuel betz said
at 10:39 am on Oct 8, 2009
sliding scales
volunteering time instead of money?
Emanuel is against scholarship applications-I think this puts upanother barrier; perhaps they could be called "free slots" or some other phrase that does not imply a laborious paper intensive process
Nancy Chase said
at 11:33 am on Oct 8, 2009
I'm not in favor of an application either and I like the idea of sliding scales. Volunteering time instead of paying sounds like a good idea but since we require everybody who works with kids to be background and fingerprint checked, it would cost us money instead of saving it.
Beth Brookes said
at 10:21 am on Nov 10, 2009
This is a test
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