Early Learning Coalition of Pinellas County, Inc.
Early Learning Coalition of Pinellas County, Inc.
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Mission
Revolutionize early learning to inspire children, engage families and elevate educators.
About
School Readiness (SR) Program: The ELC's school readiness program provides the elements necessary to prepare at-risk children for school, including health screenings/referrals and an appropriate educational program. SR services are provided on a full day, full-year, and full-choice basis to the extent possible in order to enable parents to work and be financially self-sufficient. The delivery of SR programs are comprised of child care providers and school-based sites operated by public and nonpublic schools. SR programs are funded through a mixture of federal and state funds. During the year 2019-2020, the coalition received over 33 million in the SR funding from the state of Florida. Coalition served an average of 6,360 children per month in approximately 428 child care providers; priorities were given to the children in priority 1&2 groups; however, the coalition served economically disadvantaged groups of children as well.
