LPC 3 Year Goals & Sub-Committees

THREE YEAR GOALS: January 2011 through December 2013

ADVOCACY

The LPC will advocate for local, state, and national legislation in order to positively impact the quality of services to Santa Clara County children and their families

WORKFORCE

The LPC will actively support training, mentoring and workforce retention programs that improve teacher qualifications and teacher effectiveness

QUALITY

The LPC will support efforts to improve the quality of care for children birth to age 12 that support the foundations of healthy child development and school success

SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT

The LPC will regularly review our operational effectiveness to continually improve our systems.

LPC Co-Chairs: Lori Burns & Larry Drury

  • Professional Development Sub-Committee: This Sub-Committee actively supports training, mentoring, and workforce retention programs that improve teacher qualifications and teacher effectiveness.  Co-Chairs: George Philipp & Sheryll Ebbs
     
  • Community Needs Assessment Sub-Committee: This Sub-Committee describes the state of child care and ECE in Santa Clara County highlighting quality, access, and affordability. This includes the formal assessment of community childcare needs due every 5 years, development of the annual list of priority zip codes and periodic review of early education and before/afterschool programs funded by California Department of Education and California Department of Social services.  Co-Chairs: Mimi Munoz & Lori Burns
     
  • Legislative and Advocacy: Informs and makes recommendations regarding current state and national legislation that affects children and their families. Reviews current state/federal legislation related to Early Care and Education and recommends action. Chairs: Tyson Jue & Dawn Perry
     
  • Inclusion Collaborative: The Inclusion Collaborative leads the effort to provide every Santa Clara County child with a quality early learning environment.  Its focus is the successful inclusion of children with special needs in child care, preschool programs and the community through education, advocacy, and awareness.  Co-Chairs: Cathy Andrade & Toby Librande

 

Date last updated: July 6, 2012


If you want to make a difference in the early education needs of young children, contact:

Michael Garcia
Staff Liaison, LPC/JCCC
Phone: (408) 453-6649

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