High school readiness program

The ELCHC has local dollars allowing more working families to participate in the School Readiness program and more children to access high-quality child care and education programs. Low to moderate wage-earning families, at or below percent of the U. Federal Poverty Guidelines, qualify for the program. Apply now to see if you qualify for local funding! Call This quick video will show you how to set up your account in the Family Portal.

For Families School Readiness The first five years of a child's life are critical to their lifelong development. Apply for School Readiness. Our programs will teach you the basic academic and fundamental skills for tomorrow's jobs: problem solving, negotiating, organizing, creative thinking, listening and leadership. We support will support you in building bridges toward a more sustainable future through partnerships and collaborations established by the college.

Covering up to four semesters at the in-state tuition rate, you can attend college at no or little costs. Read more about the full qualifications on our Tuition Free Guarantee web page or talk with someone about the details. If you are years of age, you will need to have your parent s or guardian s complete minor permission forms. These can be obtained at our Administrative Office. The National Education Goals Panel definition of school readiness covers three key areas: children's readiness for school schools' readiness for children family and community supports and services that contribute to children's readiness for school success Five Essential Elements of High School Readiness 1.

Early Care and Education 2. Parenting and Family Support 3. Health and Social Services 4. Research indicates that middle schoolers who attend high quality programs: Enter high school with skills necessary for success. Are more socially competent. Show ability to stay with an activity longer.

Are less often placed in special education classes. Are less likely to be retained in high school.