Jefferson-Lewis Childcare Project Winter 2015 Workshop Schedule

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What good is the warmth of

summer without the cold of

winter to give it sweetness

- John Steinbeck

Every Child, Quality Care

Let it Snow!Winter brings a host of challenges for everyone in the North Country, but

especially for the dedicated people who care for children. Just getting

ready to go outside can be exhausting; and yet, there you are, outside in

the snow banks, building snowmen and making angels. JLCP applauds

you for recognizing how important outdoor play is for children, even whenthe weather is less than ideal. When you need to warm up, take some

time to network and share your wintertime stories with others at an

upcoming workshop. We hope to see you!

Spring Conference Announcement

Is it too early to think about spring? We don’t think so! JLCP’s Spring

Conference will be held on Saturday, March 21 from 8:30-4 at CAPC.

This year we will offer workshops adding up to 6 hours of training. Watch

for details and registration information coming soon!

Child Development Associate (CDA) Are you considering working toward your CDA? JLCP is offering a 120-

hour CDA preparatory course beginning on January 8! Call Cathy

Stenfeldt at 782-4900 ext 237 for more information.

JLCP Workshop Schedule January-March 2015

Onsite Consulting andTechnical Assistance

JLCP is here to support you

as you strive to develop and

maintain a high-quality child

care program. We offer free

individualized assistance to

help you with your program.

Call Cathy Stenfeldt or Angie

VanWormer at 782-4900 ext

237 or 239. We look forward

to hearing from you!

JLCP Membership

Your support helps JLCP deliver

valuable programs and services

to the community. Your annual

membership benefits include

discounted rates on many of our

workshops, as well as passes to

attend training at no cost!

Individual - 2 passes

Individual+1 - 3 passes

Center/SACC - 5 passes

Buy your membership using the

Workshop Registration Form on

the last page of this schedule.

Thank you for supporting JLCP!

http://www.capcjc.org/programs/jlcp/training/

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Quality Improvement Grants

JLCP is offering grants to improve the quality of programs in Jefferson

and Lewis Counties. This grant begins with an introduction to an assess-

ment tool, like the Environment Rating Scale. The assessment tool will

help you determine the best use of the grant funds. Call Cathy or Angie at

782-4900 ext 237 or 239 for information or to request an application.

Educational Incentive Program (EIP)Scholarship funding to participate in training may be available through the

Educational Incentive Program (EIP). For more information, or to apply for

a scholarship, please visit www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu You may also

contact EIP at [email protected] or 800-295-9616.

Please note that EIP funding is only available for training provided by a

Credentialed or Endorsed trainer. For more information about JLCP

training and EIP eligibility, call Angie at 782-4900 ext 239.

About JLCP WorkshopsRegistration & Payment: To register for training, complete a registration form and

submit with payment, where applicable, to CAPC by mail or in person at least 3

days prior unless otherwise noted. CAPC is not responsible for payments that are

left with or handed to anyone other than Admin. Office Staff. Registration forms

can be found at www.capcjc.org. Accepted payment: cash, check payable to

CAPC, money orders, purchase orders and EIP Award Notice. If you receive EIP

scholarship for training for which you have already paid, CAPC will issue a reim-bursement. You are responsible for any difference between the award amount and

the cost of the class and payment must be received prior to class. All checks re-

turned to CAPC for insufficient funds subject to current returned-check fee. Post-

dated checks not accepted.

Cancellations: If a class you have paid for is cancelled you will be notified and

issued a training pass, equivalent to the amount you paid, to use toward another

training within the next year. Training pass will be issued only if you cancel prior

to the scheduled workshop. After business hours dial x 239 for voice mail.

Certificates and Training Records: Certificates for trainings other than SUNY

Videoconferences will be given to participants upon completion of a training and

receipt of full payment. There will be a $5 fee for replacement certificates. We will

provide a record of your JLCP training upon request.SUNY Videoconferences: Photo ID is required. If you are registered and can not

attend, please call 800-295-9616. Participants must arrive by 6:45 pm, stay until 9

pm and receive a passing grade on the multiple-choice test in order to receive

credit for attending. Certificates are mailed to participants from SUNY.

Children: While we love children, our trainings are intended for adult audiences.

Questions? Call 782-4900 ext 239.

Videoconference Training

Videoconferences (live broadcast

training with expert panelists) are

funded by OCFS and produced

by the Early Childhood Education

and Training Program. They areprovided at no cost at sites

throughout New York State.

JLCP hosts Videoconference

training at CAPC in Watertown.

For more information visit

www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu or

call 800-295-9616. The 2015

schedule will be available soon!

Call Angie at 782-4900 ext 239

with additional questions.

Online Training

JLCP offers online training

courses from Smart Horizons

and Child Care Aware. Learn

more at www.capcjc.org/

programs/jlcp/training

Medication Administration

Training (MAT)The MAT course is a skill-

based training to help you

administer medication safely

in your program. Find details

about training options from the

Professional Development

Program at 800-295-9616 or

www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu

http://ers.fpg.unc.edu/

http://www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu/



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Training Areas Key

Each workshop willoffer training credit inat least one of thefollowing areas:

OCFS Topic Areas CD—Principles ofChild Development

NH—Nutrition andHealth Needs

BZ—Business Rec.Maintenance &Management

CAM—Child Abuse& Maltreatment ID &Prevention

PD—Child CareProgram Develop.

CDC—Statutes &Regs Pertaining toChild Care

SS—Safety andSecurity

R-CAM—Statutes &Regs Pertaining toChild Abuse

SBS—Shaken Baby

Syndrome

Core Body ofKnowledge (CBK)Competency AreasCG&D: Child Growth& Development

F&CP: Family andCommunityRelationships

O&A: Observation & Assessment

E&C: Environmentand Curriculum

HS&N: Health,Safety and Nutrition

P&L: Professional-ism and Leadership

A&M: Administration& Management

The First One Thousand Days: Critical Moments in Brain Development Thursday January 8, 6:30-8:30 PM at CAPCThe First One Thousand Days in a child's development can set the child ona path to success. In this workshop we'll examine the continuum of braindevelopment from birth through age three. We will discuss strategies forsupporting growing brains that can be used immediately with children in yourprogram or at home.

Trainer: Cathy Stenfeldt, NYSELTC #1063OCFS Topic Areas: CD, PD CBK Competency Areas: CG&DCost: FreeRegister: Form due by January 5

Understanding the Pre-K Standards for the Common Core: Mathematics Tuesday January 20, 6:30-8:30 PM at CAPCIn this training we will examine the Pre-K Standards for the Common CoreMathematics and discuss fun and play-based implementation strategies. Wewill do some hands-on activities and “unpack” the standards to gain greaterunderstanding.

Trainer: Cathy Stenfeldt, NYSELTC #1063OCFS Topic Areas: CD, PD CBK Competency Areas: E&CCost: $20 JLCP Members, $25 Non-membersRegister: Form and payment due by January 14

Foundations of Child Care - For Center Staff Wednesdays February 4, 11, 25 and March 4 12:30-4:30 PM at CAPCThis comprehensive 15-hour training course is designed for center staff whowish to improve the care they provide; for new hires to provide them with theknowledge they need as they begin in a program; and for individuals seekingchild care employment to prepare them for entrance into the field. Participants

will be provided with the skills and concepts they will put into practice everyday, enabling them to continually protect and promote the health, safety anddevelopment of the children with whom they work.

Trainer: Angie VanWormer, NYSELTC #1143OCFS Topic Areas: All CBK Competency Areas: CG&D, HS&NCost: $150Register: Call 782-4900 ext 239

Lead With Your Heart: Supporting Resiliency in Young Children Wednesday February 11, 6:30-8:30 PM at CAPC

In this workshop we will discuss the importance of supporting resiliency in

young children. We will introduce you to a screening tool, known as the DECAIT (Devereux Early Childhood Assessment for Infants and Toddlers), astrength-based, user-friendly assessment for social-emotional development.Participants will leave with strategies to support children who are strugglingwith self-regulation and resiliency.

Trainer: Cathy Stenfeldt, NYSELTC #1063OCFS Topic Areas: CD, BZ, PD CBK Competency Areas: E&CCost: FreeRegister: Form due by February 6



Training Areas Key

Each workshop willoffer training credit inat least one of thefollowing areas:

OCFS Topic Areas CD—Principles ofChild Development

NH—Nutrition andHealth Needs

BZ—Business Rec.Maintenance &Management

CAM—Child Abuse& Maltreatment ID &Prevention

PD—Child CareProgram Develop.

CDC—Statutes &Regs Pertaining toChild Care

SS—Safety andSecurity

R-CAM—Statutes &Regs Pertaining toChild Abuse

SBS—Shaken Baby

Syndrome

Core Body ofKnowledge (CBK)Competency AreasCG&D: Child Growth& Development

F&CP: Family andCommunityRelationships

O&A: Observation & Assessment

E&C: Environmentand Curriculum

HS&N: Health,Safety and Nutrition

P&L: Professional-ism and Leadership

A&M: Administration& Management

National Safety Council First Aid and CPRSaturday February 21, 8:30-4:00 at CAPCThe National Safety Council has been contracted by the NYS Office of Children& Family Services to deliver a Pediatric and Adult CPR, AED and First Aidprogram for child care providers. The maximum group size is 20.Cost: Free for individuals working in a licensed/registered settingRegister: Call 518-438-2365 or register online at www.safetycouncilny.com

Understanding the Pre-K Standards for the Common Core: Literacy Tuesday February 24, 6:30-8:30 PM at CAPCIn this workshop we will examine the Pre-K Standards for Common Core.Through hands-on activities, participants will gain an understanding of earlyliteracy teaching strategies which are developmentally appropriate and alignedwith NYS Standards.

Trainer: Cathy Stenfeldt, NYSELTC #1063OCFS Topic Areas: CD, PD, R-CDC CBK Competency Areas: E&CCost: $20 JLCP Members, $25 Non-membersRegister: Form and payment due by February 19

American Heart Association First Aid and CPR First Aid Monday March 2 6-9 PM at CAPCCPR Monday March 9 6-10 PM at CAPCTrainer: Peggy BarterOCFS Topic Areas: NH, SS CBK Areas: 5Cost: $35 each classRegister: Form and payment due at least one week before class

Freedom of Movement: Container-Free Child Care Wednesday March 11, 6:30-8:30 PM at CAPCWe all want to keep infants safe, but too often that means placing them in a

swing, exersaucer or other means of containment while other children playaround them. We also know that these pieces of equipment take up valuableplay space for programs. What if we could have both safe babies and un-cluttered play spaces? In this workshop we will discuss methods for keepinginfants safe in mixed age groups while supporting their developing bodies andneed for movement. Can your program go container free? Let JLCP help!

Trainer: Cathy Stenfeldt, NYSELTC #1063OCFS Topic Areas: CD, PD, R-CDC CBK Competency Areas: CG&DCost: FreeRegister: Form due by March 6

Health and Safety TrainingTuesdays March 17, 24 and 31 9:00 AM-3:00 PM at CAPCCall 782-4900 for information about this class or find a Health and Safetytrainer and additional training opportunities at www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu Grant funding may be available to assist with the cost of this training.

Trainer: Angie VanWormer, NYSELTC #1143OCFS Topic Areas: NH, BZ, CAM, R-CDC, SS, R-CAM, SBSCost: $235Register: Call 782-4900 ext 239

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CAPC will be closed on

December 24 and 25,

January 1, 19 and

February 16

Regular business hours

are Monday ‐Friday

8:00 AM to 4:00 PM,

evenings by appointment.

Community Action Planning Council NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION

Jefferson-Lewis Childcare Project US POSTAGE PAID

518 Davidson Street Watertown, NYWatertown, NY 13601 Permit No. 12

Learn more about Community Action and JLCP at

www.capcjc.org

Jefferson-Lewis Childcare Project(315) 782-4900

Fax: (315) 788-8251Child Care Referrals: (315) 782-8475 or 1-800-287-8904

Cathy BrodeurLaura WarnerVickie BrownellChristine VogtNancy PenroseRenee EiselCathy Stenfeldt

Angie VanWormerJennifer HilplTracie YoungDiana Sanderson

JLCP Director, Ext. 240 Administrative Assistant, Ext. 229Referral/Parent Services Manager, Ext. 253Registration Specialist, Ext. 279Registration Coordinator, Ext. 231Registration Coordinator, Ext. 230Provider Services Specialist, Ext. 237Provider Services Coordinator, Ext. 239CACFP Coordinator, Ext. 306CACFP Manager, Ext. 289 LE Enrollment/Subsidy Manager, 785-5024

The Jefferson-Lewis Childcare Project brings together parents,

child care professionals, community members, business leaders,

and government agencies to help develop and support accessible,affordable, high-quality child care for children and families.

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http://childcareaware.org/


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Jefferson-Lewis Childcare Project Winter 2015 Workshop Schedule