2025-2026 Parent and Family Engagement and Early Learning Resources

LTSD Title I

2025-2026

 Parent and Family Advisory Counsil

Join The Title I P/FAC

The Title I Parent and Family Advisory Council, called P/FAC, is a group of parents, teachers, administrators, and community members that meet annually to support and promote Title I programs and activities. The Loyalsock Township School District invites you to participate in P/FAC.

Please email tdeitric@loyalsocklancers.org if you would like to be a member of The P/FAC ~  More information to come!

Parents and Family members are invited to join the Parent/Family Advisory Council meetings to share in making decisions about the Title I programming in our school. Parent and Family input is very important, and helps to shape the content of our family events, annual meeting, policies, home-school compact, use of parent/Family programs budget, and professional development for our staff.

More information will be posted soon about how YOU can join The P/FAC

 

 

Ready Rosie

Free Online Early Education, Family Engagement Tool Available

Sign up for Ready Rosie

The Lycoming County Commissioners, in collaboration with the Lycoming County Early Learning Team, recently provided funding to give free access to ReadyRosie for all families living in Lycoming County.

Families and friends of children from birth through third grade can now subscribe — for free — to ReadyRosie, an online family engagement tool that provides simple ideas families can follow to connect fun activities with learning opportunities at home.

How to get started…
Go to www.readyrosie.com/register
Enter your zip code.
Select Loyalsock Township School District
You are ready to go!!

Once registered, video links to “modeled moments” are delivered by text or email weekly. The videos demonstrate, by selected age groups, a new learning activity in an everyday situation. In addition to the video, subscribers also will have access to an entire library of modeled moments concentrating on various aspects of child development and learning.

Early Learning Pathway

Resources for Lycoming County Head Start
As stated on their website, STEP’s mission is to engage diverse individuals, families and communities in the pursuit of social and economic success.  Individuals, families and communities succeed through…your pathway to success

Raise Your Star
Find your local Early Learning Resource Center (ELRC) to Raise Your STAR!

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WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO RAISE YOUR STAR?
Pennsylvania’s Early Learning Resource Centers (ELRCs) provide a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers, and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs. ELRCs consolidate the current work of Child Care Information Service Agencies and the Regional Keys to create an enhanced resource and referral system for communities seeking early learning services and supports.

Whether you are a parent or guardian looking for child care or you are an early learning professional looking for professional development opportunity or technical assistance for your program, your ELRC can help you understand the quality of a child care/early learning program and help you help children in Pennsylvania grow! For a young child, everything is a learning experience. An early learning program, such as child care or Head Start, can affect how well children do in kindergarten, school, and in life.
Children who attend a quality child care / early learning program come to kindergarten ready to learn, do better in school, and are more likely to graduate high school, attend college, and get good jobs.
For more information on specific programs ELRCs support, read more here.

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