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Unpublished Paper
Boston Children Thrive YR4 Evaluation Brief 3-31-2016.pdf
Thrive In Five Evaluation Final Report
(2016)
Abstract
Boston Children Thrive (BCT): Thrive in 5's Family Engagement Strategy
In 2010, five communities (Fields Corner, Allston-Brighton, East Boston, Roxbury/Dudley, South End/Lower Roxbury) --- with strong existing networks and high concentrations of young children in low resourced families least connected to early childhood/family services and supports --- were selected to be pioneers of the initiative, called Boston Children Thrive. In 2014, South Boston joined the BCT initiative. The purpose of this report is to present the final evaluation results, reviewing the findings and lessons to date and drawing on the insights and learnings from the previous three years of evaluations. The major learnings from the BCT initiative are summarized and presented.
Keywords
- school readiness; early childhood education and care; family friend and neighbor care; parent leadership; child care
Disciplines
Publication Date
Spring March, 2016
Citation Information
Donna Haig Friedman, Mary Coonan, Anne Douglass and Alice Carter. "Boston Children Thrive YR4 Evaluation Brief 3-31-2016.pdf" Thrive In Five Evaluation Final Report (2016) Available at: http://works.bepress.com/anne_douglass/13/