Attachment D - June Program Information Summaries.pdf
City of Phoenix — Community Services and Education Subcommittee (2025-10-02)
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ATTACHMENT D Program Information Summaries Conscious Discipline Institute From June 2 to June 6, the Head Start Birth to Five Program held a Conscious Discipline Institute at the Desert Willow Conference Center, attended by over 150 teachers, instructional assistants, and staff. Conscious Discipline is an approach aimed at promoting self-regulation in both adults and children. Participants learned various strategies and techniques to create classroom environments that help children understand their emotions, integrate into the classroom community, and manage frustration constructively. Parent Training On May 29, the Head Start Birth to Five Program hosted the fourth and final session of the parenting curriculum "Your Journey Together" at Alhambra Preschool Academy, engaging 22 families. The sessions focused on helping families build resilience in themselves and their children, assisting their children in regulating their behavior, and understanding what is socially and emotionally appropriate for young children. Financial Literacy On June 16, the Head Start Birth to Five Program's M.A.N.C.A.V.E. hosted an interactive workshop at the Booker T. Washington Child Development Center for 20 fathers and their children on setting goals, building a budget, and saving for the future. Chase Bank facilitated the event. Governor Appointment On June 23, Governor Hobbs reappointed a staff member from Head Start Birth to Five as the statewide representative for Arizona's Interagency Coordination Council. This council focuses on collaboration with the Arizona Early Intervention Program to support children with developmental delays and their families through advocacy and the promotion of early intervention services. Groundbreaking Ceremony On June 25, the Booker T. Washington (BTW) Child Development Center broke ground for its new administrative building on campus. This project, which took two years to finalize, was supported by the Head Start Birth to Five Program in partnership with BTW. The new facility will accommodate the BTW administrative team and offer space for community use. The expected completion date is within the next year.