206-46 Wyo. Code R. §§ 46-4 - Application
The grant application will be filled out completely, submitted to the Department, and will include:
(a) A project proposal that clearly expresses
and depicts the applicant's and the community's commitment to ensure that all
children are ready to be successful in school by:
(i) Facilitating regular and on-going
communication and collaboration between the community's early childhood
stakeholders including broad outreach to and a minimum of participation from
families, kindergarten teachers, school district administrators, early
childhood education professionals and teachers, and health professionals;
and
(ii) Obtaining data and
strengths-based evaluation from the community to inform and evaluate
actions;
(b) A community
description containing information about the community, including:
(i) A definition of community boundaries and
the population that may be served with grant funds;
(ii) Defining characteristics of the
identified community; and
(iii) An
overview of community needs and existing resources that includes data and
strengths-based evaluation.
(c) An overview of existing and planned
community collaborative that details existing and past efforts to engage early
childhood partners in the community as well as the strategy for continued
broad-based community engagement. Partners will include, but not be limited to:
(i) Families;
(ii) Early childcare providers and education
professionals; and
(iii)
Representation from the K-12 education system such as teachers, school district
administrators, and staff.
(d) A list and narrative of the actions that
connect to the community's needs and commitment to ensure that all children are
ready to be successful in schools. Actions may include, but are not limited to
those:
(i) Facilitating regular and on-going
communication and collaboration between the community's early childhood
stakeholders including broad outreach to and participation;
(ii) Supporting families as their children's
first and most important guide and teacher by providing resources, trainings,
events, or support groups;
(iii)
Assisting and providing support to families to enroll their children in early
childhood education programs where they are served in home visiting programs or
in licensed child care facilities;
(iv) Extending developmentally appropriate
education services, events or materials for all children and their families in
the community;
(v) Defraying the
costs of additional or more qualified teaching staff, appropriate education
materials and equipment to improve the quality of educational experiences
offered to young children and families;
(vi) Supplementing or covering the costs of
professional development and age-appropriate child assessment for individuals
and programs working with young children;
(vii) Administering, implementing, monitoring
and evaluating the early childhood collaborative and individual programs;
and
(viii) Increasing the public's
understanding of and support for early childhood work.
(e) Include a request for any technical
assistance or training that increases and supports the community's work to
achieve positive outcomes.
(f)
Include a cost proposal providing:
(i) A
detailed operational budget showing expenditures and income and an in-kind or
monetary match of four to one of total funds requested; and
(ii) A budget narrative.
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