Oregon Coordinated Enrollment Guidebook

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Written By School Readiness Consulting

By Lindsey Allard Agnamba, Katina Kearney-Edwards, Mimi Howard, Wei-Bing Chen, Missy Coffey, Donna Spiker, Erika Gaylor, Ryan Grimm, Jenna Nguyen, Carolina Zamora, Lauren Barton, Haidee Bernstein, Melanie Chong, Kathryn Morrison,

The guidebook draws on the lessons learned during the Early Learning Division's first year of experience implementing coordinated enrollment strategies through Preschool Promise. Each section of the guidebook details a part of Oregon’s coordinated enrollment vision and includes examples and resources that Early Learning Hubs can use to inform their work as they move forward in implementing coordinated enrollment.

 

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