Assisting programs in 2007 using up-to-date resources
to ensure implementation of standards

Train your staff in short increments in the comfort of your own office!

• Webinar series
• Six consecutive Wednesdays Beginning February 14, 2007
• You only need internet access & telephone
• 1:00-3:00 p.m. CST: Live Webinar
• 3:00-4:00 p.m. CST: Individual Program Planning

Series At A Glance 6 Sessions – 2 Modules per session
Session 1	February 14, 2007	Overview of Performance Standards Overview of Head Start Now
Session 2	February 21, 2007	Health Services Nutritional Services
Session 3	February 28, 2007	Safe Environments Disability Services
Session 4	March 7, 2007	Mental Health Services Family & Community Services
Session 5	March 14, 2007	Transportation Services Education & Early Childhood Development Services
Session 6	March 21, 2007	Fiscal Management Program Design & Management

 

Goals for this Project

• To review the Head Start performance standards
• To connect these standards back to the PRISM 2007
• To practice telling and writing how your program implements these standards
• Overall Outcome: Your program prepares notebooks with tabs to answer the protocol questions in the 2007 PRISM.

Who Should Attend

• Any Head Start staff member/stakeholder
• Head Start management staff responsible for federal review planning & self-assessment

Facilitators

 

SHARON COCHRAN	TERESA GILBERT
Former Head Start Director Former Qnet Program Specialist Current Federal Peer Reviewer Current Head Start Consultant	Former Head Start Director Current Federal Peer Reviewer Current Head Start Consultant Current Career/Leadership Coach

 

 

Cost: 
$1,195 for six sessions  (12 modules)
$50 for each additional site/phone connection

Registration Deadlines:
Friday, February 2, 2007

Late Registration Fee: $50 (Feb. 2-Feb 9)

Download Registration Form

• PDF Version
• MS Word Version

 

Webinar FAQ

A webinar is a seminar which is conducted over the World Wide Web. It is a type of web conferencing. In contrast to a Webcast, which is transmission of information in one direction only, a webinar is designed to be interactive between the presenter and audience. A webinar is 'live' in the sense that information is conveyed according to an agenda, with a starting and ending time. In most cases, the presenter may speak over a standard telephone line, pointing out information being presented on screen, and the audience can respond over their own telephones, preferably a speakerphone. The word 'webinar' is an example of Portmanteau, combining web and seminar.