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Report: Reaching Out to All Children in North Carolina:Summary of Efforts by Local Smart Start Partnerships to Locate Children Aged 0-5 Who Are Not in Regulated Child Care

Report » Reaching Out to All Children in North Carolina:Summary of Efforts by Local Smart Start Partnerships to Locate Children Aged 0-5 Who Are Not in Regulated Child Care

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EDUCATION, early childhood

Areas

STATE:equitable resources development and distribution

Authors

Karen Taylor, Kathleen Bernier, Donna Bryant, Satsuki Scoville, Joy Sotolongo

Published

2001, 10/5/2009

Publisher

FPG Child Development Institute, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to find out how local Smart Start partnerships across North Carolina are addressing the needs of children 0-5 who are not participating in regulated child care, preschool or Head Start programs. Smart Start has a charge to help all North Carolina’s children enter school healthy and ready to succeed. Local partnerships also have the flexibility to develop services that are specific to the needs of their families with young children. Many Smart Start efforts are focused on regulated home and center-based child care, public preschool, and Head Start because larger numbers of children can be reached through these settings. However, many children are not enrolled in such programs. Therefore, many partnerships have tried a variety of strategies to find out about the children not in regulated care and to develop services and programs to fit their needs.

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