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Office of Early Care & Education reports fiscal analysis and data‑integration plans

Budget and Finance Committee, Board of Supervisors (San Francisco County) · May 4, 2016

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Deputy Director Michelle Rutherford said OECE completed a comprehensive fiscal analysis (~$100 million in early care funding), will assume administration of the PFA program from First 5, and plans evaluation and data‑integration work to connect workforce, enrollment and quality data; OECE said it currently funds subsidies for about 8,600 children.

Michelle Rutherford, deputy director of the Office of Early Care & Education, told the committee that OECE — now two years old — completed a comprehensive fiscal analysis of early‑care funding and is preparing to shift administrative responsibility for the PFA program from First 5 to OECE in the coming fiscal year.

Rutherford said…

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