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EXHIBIT A PROJECT SERVICES Pursuant to the Agreement for Services between First 5 San Mateo County and Redwood City 2020 through its Fiscal Agent, The City of Redwood City entered into on July 1, 2004, Contractor shall provide the following services as described more fully in Attachment A, attached hereto and incorporated by reference herein, over the term of this contract from July 1, 2004 to June 30, 2007. Exhibit A and its attachments reflect the scope of work for the first year of the contract July 1, 2004 to June 30, 2005. It is understood and agreed that Contractor will submit an updated scope of work for the succeeding year by June 15, 2005, and receive approval from the Executive Director of the Commission or his/her designee, after consultation with the Chair of the Commission, prior to commencing the second year provided, however, that there shall be no change in the maximum amount payable under this Agreement. It is anticipated that the scope of work will be amended, with written approval of the Executive Director, upon review of the prior year's progress reports. Under this grant, Contractor will provide support to ensure preschool quality at Redwood City School District (RCSD) preschools and offer family support services designed to support the early school success of neighborhood children: 1. Support and offer quality preschool programs. a. Implement and maintain NAEYC accreditation of RCSD Child Development Center (CDC) sites. b. Maintain and implement professional development plan for preschool teachers. c. Put in place activities to strengthen links between CDC sites and district kindergarten programs. d, Six Parent Advisory Boards will meet quarterly to facilitate activities, coordinate volunteer opportunities, and provide guidance to program development and fundraising. 2. Increase access to family support and mental health services in the RCSD preschool programs at Fair Oaks,'" Hoover, and Roosevelt Schools. a. Provide home visiting/school readiness services to a case load of 20 families with children 0-5 living in the Fair Oaks School area. b. Provide case managed mental health services to 20 families whose children attend the RCSD preschool programs at Hoover, Roosevelt, and Fair Oaks Schools. c. Provide play therapy individually or in groups to 10-20 preschool children attending Hoover, Roosevelt and Fair Oaks CDC programs. d. Provide a total of 3-5 hours per week of in-classroom mental health consultation support to teachers at Roosevelt and 3 hours per week each at Hoover and Fair Oaks preschool programs. e. All Mental Health staff will meet quarterly with CDC and Family Center Administration to ensure programmatic integration and success. 3. Implement opportunities to support improved collaboration among Redwood City 2020's early care and education partners. a. Expand opportunities for early childhood representatives to participate in Redwood City 2020's collaborative structure. b. Strengthen collaboration around reporting and evaluation. c. Initiate a planning process in conjunction with First 5 San Mateo County's Preschool for All and School Readiness Initiatives for the purpose of creating a shared vision and plan of action to better address Redwood City 2020's early care and education goal. d. Redwood City Family Center site coordinators and home visitors will connect with RCSD CDC preschools on their sites and will check in with them regularly to inform them about the services that are available through the centers, how they can access these services, answer questions and build relationships. e. RCSD Child Development Centers will act as resources to Redwood City Family Center staff and will work collaboratively as needed on joint program committees. Distribution: 1 copy each: Contractor, Commission, Controller 6/28/04 Page 7 .- 1 .- ".-. ._, .. .~...-... ..rr--..... ...