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Board accepts Early Head Start August report; program near full enrollment
Summary
Early Head Start reported funded enrollment of 94 (actual 92 in August, now 94), average daily attendance 87, waiting list of 5, health checks 92% and immunizations 100%; the board accepted the August report.
The board accepted the Early Head Start August report after Miss Willis presented program statistics and monthly financials.
Miss Willis reported funded enrollment of 94 with actual August enrollment at 92 (two home-based slots recently filled). Average daily attendance for the month was 87 and five children remained on the waiting list. Eleven children will transition out at age three; 11 pregnant women are enrolled. Health checks were up to date at 92% and immunizations at 100% for the reporting period. Monthly expenditures were $161,970.90 with year-to-date January-to-August expenditures reported at $1,000,161,508.16; encumbrances totaled $37,956.49.
A motion to accept the Early Head Start report was made and approved by the board.
The board offered praise to staff for program improvements and enrollment management and took no additional action.
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