Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth update for Nov. 27 — Self-Healing Communities Update

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Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2019

Connections Spotlight

Self-Healing Communities Update

FLAGSTAFF — CCC&Y hosted more than 300 individuals in Flagstaff this October in order to be a part of a day-long presentation with internationally known child-welfare expert, Kevin Campbell. An additional live-stream site was set up in Page which served an additional eight guests.

This past week, CCC&Y conducted two focus group follow ups for a total of 43 individuals, plus board members Andrea Meronuck and Cliff Binkley as moderators and CCC&Y Executive Director Virginia Watahomigie in attendance.

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Draft recommendations are in from recent 112th Statewide Town Hall on ‘Strong Families Thriving Children’

Arizona Center for Afterschool Excellence (AzCASE) — Grants, Programs, & Resources for Arizona’s Afterschool Professionals

Parenting Arizona seeking Parent Educator servicing the Winslow community

Northland Family Help Center seeking Shelter Manager

STAR School seeking to hire Guidance Counselor / Youth Advocate

Dec. 4, 11, 18 — Arizona’s Children Association to present a ‘Free Parenting Workshop First Five Years’

Jan. 10-11 — Big Brothers Big Sisters Yavapai will present its Mentoring Symposium 2020 in Prescott

CCC&Y to present Annual Prevention Conference — ‘Finding My Strength; Hope in Connection” on April 23, 2020

2019 Health and Welfare Resource Networking meetings in Coconino County

Education Spotlight

20 under 40: Jordan Morales (of Kinsey Inquiry and Discovery School). See more local education news here

During her first two years as a teacher, Jordan Morales has learned a lot: How to break through a struggling student’s shell, how to encourage parent involvement, how to advocate for minorities in her classroom.

But it all started during her student teaching assignment at Kinsey Inquiry and Discovery School where she worked with a class of first graders under the supervision of Katrina Collins-Hernandez.

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State education news

Survey finds Arizonans want more money spent on education, but not from own pockets. See more state education news here