Professional Development Series Keys to Quality: Program Leadership
Focused training developed to ensure continuous improvement of high quality programs.
The passage of the No Child Left Behind Act, and greater
emphasis of national, state and local policy makers on program accountability –
two important factors that lead to an increased need for professional
development. To address these issues,
NESA has teamed with Harcourt Supplemental Publishers to develop Keys to Quality: Program Leadership.
The Keys to Quality program specifically addresses the
cornerstones of an effective Even Start Family Literacy Program:
- Program
leadership
- Early
Childhood Education
- Adult
Literacy Education
- Parenting
Education
The program was specifically designed for Program
Administrators to help state and local leaders in Even Start Family Literacy
implement high quality programs that meet and exceed statutory
requirements. The three-day workshop
will allow each participant to accomplish these goals:
- Understand
the current Even Start statute
- Understand
current research supporting the Core Body of Knowledge relating to Even
Start Family Literacy
- Understand
and implement the Key Values
- Respond
to the literacy needs of adults living in poverty and their children
- Participate
in continuing professional development at all levels of implementation.
The series was developed in conjunction with Harcourt
Supplemental Publishers – a leader in providing long-term, research-based,
effective Professional Development for more than 15 years. Their knowledge of effective instructional
designs for Professional Development training ensures the successful
implementation of each training session.
For more information on Keys
to Quality: Program Leadership, or
to discuss scheduling and training, e-mail NESA or call 1-800-977-3731
today.
Scott Himelstein with Congressman Patrick Kennedy, just
after listening to a dozen Even Start parents share their success stories
in Newport, RI.
Scott Himelstein with Congresswoman Susan Davis at the
Press Conference introducing H.R.5036
a NESA-sponsored professional development bill.
Scott Himelstein with US Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island
at "An Even Start in Newport" hosted by Nancy Ryan, Even Start Program
Director.
Congressman Bob Filner visits the San Diego READS Even
Start program at Kimbrough Elementary School while staff member Edna Perez
looks on.
Congressman Peter Hoekstra listens to staff members from
Western Michigan Even Start Programs.
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