LSP1112_Annual Rpt0910Rev.indd - Clackamas Education Service ...
LSP1112_Annual Rpt0910Rev.indd - Clackamas Education Service ...
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Programs for Children with Special Needs<br />
children at Merrick School and Cedar Bough while they are in<br />
residential care. The program offers a continuum of services<br />
and specialized instruction based on the individual needs of<br />
the children.<br />
Migrant <strong>Education</strong>—Title IC Contract with ODE<br />
The Curriculum, Instruction, and Evaluation (CIE) <strong>Service</strong>s Department<br />
of <strong>Clackamas</strong> ESD manages the consortium for the<br />
federal Migrant <strong>Education</strong> Title IC funds, and coordinates local<br />
district efforts to provide supplementary instructional and support<br />
services, including summer school. Eight out of the ten component<br />
districts participate in the consortium, and all component districts<br />
receive technical<br />
support<br />
for recruitment<br />
and compliance<br />
with state<br />
and federal requirements.<br />
As<br />
an adjunct to<br />
this grant, CIE<br />
<strong>Service</strong>s Departmentprovides<br />
technical<br />
assistance for<br />
the federally<br />
required district Title III Lau plans and extensive professional<br />
development to improve student achievement for Limited English<br />
Proficient/English Language Learners (LEP/ELL) students through<br />
resolution funding. This provides a rich opportunity for districts<br />
to integrate services and better address needs of students who<br />
qualify for Migrant services and English Language Learners who<br />
are not eligible for Migrant Title IC services.<br />
Migrant Preschool Program<br />
<strong>Clackamas</strong> ESD manages the Title IC Federal Migrant Grant<br />
funding for students who qualify for Migrant services at the<br />
preschool level. <strong>Service</strong>s through the grant include recruitment,<br />
referrals to available community services including preschools<br />
and Head Start, and support in accessing these services.<br />
Occupational and Physical Th erapy (OT/PT) Program<br />
The OT/PT Program provides personnel to work in local school<br />
districts to meet the unique needs of students whose IEPs contain<br />
OT or PT as related services.<br />
Oregon Head Start Prekindergarten Program<br />
Three- and four-year old children who are at risk for school failure<br />
receive comprehensive preschool services organized to prepare<br />
them to enter school ready to learn. Program specialists work<br />
with each family to develop an individualized plan for services<br />
which includes placement in a community preschool, medical,<br />
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dental, nutrition, mental health, and social services, as well as<br />
parent education activities.<br />
Th erapeutic Preschool<br />
Specialized instruction services are provided for preschool age<br />
children with social/emotional/behavioral concerns. Children<br />
participate in intensive classroom services. They receive weekly<br />
home visits which focus on parent education and support.<br />
Collaboration with multiple providers that serve these families<br />
through service coordination by a social worker is a valuable<br />
part of this program as well.<br />
Workforce Investment Act Youth Program<br />
The Curriculum, Instruction and Evaluation (CIE) <strong>Service</strong>s<br />
Department facilitates the Workforce Investment Act Youth<br />
Program. This program is designed to assist <strong>Clackamas</strong> County<br />
in-school and out-of-school youth in obtaining ongoing schooling<br />
and/or employment. The program emphasizes connections and<br />
partnerships between <strong>Clackamas</strong> County school districts, the<br />
Career and Technical <strong>Education</strong> Consortium (C-TEC), and<br />
other <strong>Clackamas</strong> County agency programs for the targeted<br />
population.<br />
Interagency Collaboration<br />
Child Care Resource and Referral of <strong>Clackamas</strong><br />
County<br />
<strong>Service</strong>s designed to develop and support high quality child<br />
care are offered in partnership with the Department of Human<br />
<strong>Service</strong>s and the Child Care Division of the Oregon Employment<br />
Office. Parents seeking care receive information about<br />
selecting a child care<br />
provider who will provide<br />
their child with a safe,<br />
supportive, and nurturing<br />
environment, as well as<br />
referrals to child care<br />
providers in their area.<br />
A resource team of child<br />
care specialists, monthly<br />
training, a quarterly<br />
newsletter, information<br />
on current regulations, specialized child care support networks,<br />
and other resources are available to child care providers in the<br />
county. Businesses receive information on the benefits of stable<br />
child care to the workforce in <strong>Clackamas</strong> County.<br />
CESD Local <strong>Service</strong> Plan 2011-2012