
Delta Community Action Inc. Head Start Program Outcomes 2021-2022 Report
Explore the educational outcomes, curriculums, assessment tools, gender, language, ethnicity, race demographics, and domain assessment data summaries for the Delta Community Action Inc. Head Start/Early Head Start Program in Lindsay, Oklahoma. Discover the impact on student growth and readiness with detailed insights into the program's initiatives and results.
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Delta Head Start End of Year 2021-2022 Outcomes Report Delta Community Action, Inc. Head Start/Early Head Start Program Lindsay, OK (McClain, Garvin, and Stephens Counties)
Educational Outcomes The results outlined and discussed in this section address the 6 Central Domains of the Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework through the 38 Learning Objectives of Teaching Strategies Gold.
Curriculums Creative Curriculum Conscious Discipline Ready Rosie IMIL
Assessment Tool Teaching Strategies GOLD This assessment is completed by teachers on each individual child three times a year. It measures a child s growth in each of the 38 objectives for learning and their indicators. These objectives are aligned with the Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework and the Oklahoma Early Learning Guidelines. This also enables teachers to see student movement toward School Readiness goals.
Gender Data Summary Female 48% Male 52% Female Male
Language Data Summary Language Demographics Spanish 7.6% .006% English 91.6% Other Languages Spoken .006%
Ethnicity Data Summary Ethnicity Demographics Hispanic 27% Non- Hispanic 73%
Race Data Summary Race Demographics 21% 5% American Indian 1% 3% Asian 1% Bi-racial/Multi-racial Black or African American Other 69% American Indian 17% White
Domain Assessment Data Summary Fall 2021-2022
Domain Assessment Data Summary Winter 2021-2022
Domain Assessment Data Summary Spring 2021-2022
Meeting/Exceeding Data Summary % Domains Fall Winter Spring Change Social-Emotional 69% 82% 93% 23% Physical 74% 86% 93% 19% Language 58% 76% 89% 31% Cognitive 51% 66% 93% 42% Literacy 36% 53% 89% 53% Mathematics 41% 43% 90% 49%
Summary of Information Teaching Strategies Gold is the assessment tool of the Creative Curriculum we use to measure outcome data. Throughout this program year as an agency we have addressed occasional short term classrooms closures due to COVID-19, therefore our data is based on a combination of classroom and home observations. When a classroom closure occurs, we provide distance education services using TSG PLUS Home Guided Learning Plans, Ready Rosie, as well as provide needed supplies to assist families in implementation of distance education services. End of Year data analysis revealed in the Summary Results Chart displays children steadily progressed in each domain. Based on current data the largest amount of growth occurred in the Literacy domain with a 53% growth increase followed by a 49% growth in the Mathematics domain, 42% in the Cognitive domain, 31% in the Language domain%, 23% in the Social Emotional domain, 19% in the Physical domain since the beginning of the school year. It is important to note although the least amount of growth based on percentage occurred in the Physical domain, 74% of children were meeting or exceeding in the physical domain at the start of the school year and current data indicates 93% of children are meeting or exceeding in this domain at the end of the year. This indicates teachers are being purposeful in their lesson planning to ensure all domains are being taught and individualization is taking place. Currently, data indicates we are meeting school readiness goals, strategic planning goals, as well as ensuring children will be ready for Kindergarten. Teaching Children and Reaching Families