Parent Spotlight: Policy Council Officers LCCAA Head Start’s 2021-2022 Parent Policy Council has elected officers for the school year.
being a leader. She is definitely an encourager because of her positive attitude.”
Margaret Hartman will be serving as the Council’s President which also means she will have a full voting seat on the LCCAA Board of Directors. Hartman’s daughter Daphine Jackson will serve as the attends Hopkins-Locke Head Start. Council’s Secretary. She also has a “After recently losing my mother in daughter in Head Start at HopkinsAugust, I have come to realize how Locke. important and impacting a mother’s Jackson chose Head Start because role can be in her children’s lives,” it is highly rated and she likes the Hartman said. “I want to be able to curriculum. She believes Head Start be a strong representative. I believe will prepare her daughter to attend I can make a difference.” kindergarten next year. Hartman is a graduate of Clearview “She portrays strength, concern High School. In addition to her and interest in our program,” said 4-year-old Head Start student, Jackson’s Family Service Worker Hartman has a 7-year-old and a Jackie Watkins. “She is a connector 1-year-old. which is important when it comes to
LCCAA Head Start thanks both of these mothers for being active supporters of our program. Parents are elected by their centers to serve on Policy Council. Policy Council members review budgets, human resources needs and curriculum. They also have an opportunity to share any successes or concerns from the center they represent. Policy Council members also have an opportunity to attend trainings and conferences locally, statewide and nationally. Policy Council meets once a month, right now via Zoom, but hopefully in person again soon with food and child care.
Nutrition Series Hosted by OSU Extension SNAP-Ed and LCCAA Head Start are partnering to offer Nourishing Minds and Bodies, a four-week nutrition series offered over Zoom.
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Attending the classes makes you eligible for free recipes and ingredients each week as well as The classes, sponsored by the OSU giveaways of kitchen gear. Extension Office in Lorain County, For more information, call Diana are offered at two different times on Good, SNAP-Ed Coordinator at Tuesdays in November. Choose 10 440-406-5252 or goode.89@osu. a.m. or 1 p.m. Sign up via the Zoom edu.
Family Tech Talk To Offer Security Advice
LCCAA Head Start will host a free help their kids be on the internet in contact your child’s teacher or your Family Tech Talk Night Nov. 17 at safe and healthy ways, including family service worker for access 7 p.m. tips and exercises they can use. information. In partnership with PTO Today and Trend Micro, the Internet Safety for Kids and Families Program is an engaging presentation with a question and answer session.
PTO Today and Trend Micro have helped thousands across the country host engaging Family Tech Talk Night events for more than five years. Learn more at https://www. Topics covered include everything ptotoday.com/techtalknight. from social media to online gaming. Log in credentials for the event will Parents will learn best practices to be posted on ClassTag. You can also
