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Policy Council Leaders!

9/23/2015

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PictureRed Bluff Center PC rep Dawney, and alternate Krista
The first local parent meetings have been held, and your Policy Council representatives and alternates have been chosen! The Policy Council is one side of our parent leadership system in Head Start/Early Head Start.

The Policy Council is made up of a representative and an alternate from each center as well as one from home base north and one from home base south. These reps meet each month on the 3rd Thursday at 1pm. The PC hears reports from each of the departments, including ERSEA (eligibility, recruitment, selection, enrollment, and attendace), fiscal, family and community outreach, Head Start, Early Head Start, health, and an overall report from the executive director. The PC hears how we spend our time and our money to make the program as powerful as it is for your children and families.

The PC also has a hand in our hiring process, and members might be asked to review job applications we receive, or even serve on an interview panel. The members participate each meeting in a closed session, where all staff and non-voting members leave the room and the PC and our human resources manager talk about staffing changes.

PC members also get to serve on some committees and do special projects. Last year, the Parent Engagement committee, among other things, organized participation in the Red Bluff Round Up parade.

Participating in the Policy Council is great experience. You can put it on a resume, you build public speaking skills, and you make great contacts. Your experience can lead you to later serve on school site councils or school boards. It also sends a great message to your child that their school is important and worth your extra time. Above all else, you get to be sure that the program is making decisions that are in the best interest of all of the kids we serve.

Plus, we serve lunch!

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    • Frequently Asked Questions
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    • Photo Gallery
    • HS/EHS Success Stories
    • Governing Board
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    • Staff & Site Directory
  • NCCDI Services
    • NCCDI Community Counseling
    • Early Head Start >
      • Tadpoles to Toads & Little Hoppers
      • Fish Tales
      • Early Head Start Home Base
      • Room to Bloom
    • Head Start >
      • Corning Center
      • Tehama Center
      • Red Bluff Center >
        • Inclusion
        • Stepping Stones
      • Maywood Center
      • Happy Trails Center
      • West Street Center
  • Parents & Community
    • Community Resources
    • Parent Resources
  • Enrollment
  • TC4K
    • Contact TC4K
  • EVENTS
    • Kids' Spooktacular
  • Contact Us