2008-2009 Program Evaluation

The Program Evaluation report is an evaluation tool used in combination with other forms of measurement throughout a contract year to provide a snapshot of what is happening within each activity and are intended to use as a guide with program planning.  Some of the additional instruments used to look at the performance of an activity includes: recommendations from the issues committees, fiscal and program monitoring, and the Performance Based Incentive System.  

Each activity is given a set of outputs and outcome objectives that are reviewed by board members in the specific issues committees designed to address three critical areas:  Early Care and Education, Health and Safety, and Family Support.  The following links below are the 07-08 results for each activity.

Early Care and Education                                   Health and Safety

Child Care Resource and Referral                    Preventive Dental Health

Quality Assistance and Assurance                    Child Care Health Consultant

Child Care Subsidy

Smart Start Rewards                                               Family Support

Infant/ Toddler Initiative                                         Parents as Teachers

Performance Based Incentive System (PBIS)

Each year local partnerships are expected to make progress toward meeting the minimum standard on their selected PBIS criteria and/or maintain the minimum standard for each of these PBIS criteria.  

Local PBIS results for 2007-2008 selected criteria.

Henderson County PBIS for 2007-2008.

Statewide Smart Start PBIS results for 2007-2008.

The following are documents that further define the PBIS criteria and the state requirements.

Criteria and Standards - this further describes each criteria.

Data Collection Fact Sheet - identifies where data is collected from and how it is tabulated.

Growth Model - the timeline to meet the minimum standards and what occurs when they are not met.