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An in-depth study of First 5 centers and their visitors: Focus group and family portrait analysis [Executive summary]
Applied Survey Research, April 2009
Concord, CA: First 5 Contra Costa Children and Families Commission.

A summary of an exploration of the demographics and perceptions of families served by First 5 family resource centers, based on data from a survey of 215 visitors to First 5 Centers and focus groups with 65 individuals from Contra Costa County, California

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Portrait of school readiness 2009-10: San Francisco Unified School District: Executive summary
Applied Survey Research,
San Francisco: First 5 San Francisco.

A summary of an exploration of school readiness in San Francisco, including children's kindergarten readiness skills and transitions, factors associated with children's readiness skills, and kindergarten classroom and teacher characteristics, based on surveys from 42 teachers in randomly selected kindergarten classrooms, teacher assessments of 751 children in those classrooms, and parent surveys for 628 of the children

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Redwood City School District & Preschool for All: School readiness assessment 2008: A review of 2005 and 2008 school readiness data and the readiness outcomes of Preschool for All graduates [Executive summary]
Applied Survey Research, October, 2009
Watsonville, CA: Applied Survey Research.

A summary of a comparison of the skills at kindergarten entry of children who participated in Preschool for All, a free part-day preschool program for four-year-old children in Redwood City, California, to the skills of nonparticipant children in Redwood City, and to the skills of children in the rest of San Mateo County, based on parent surveys and kindergarten teacher surveys and child assessments

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School Readiness Initiative: Program evaluation report: San Mateo County, California
Applied Survey Research, October, 2009
San Mateo, CA: First 5 San Mateo County.

A summary of an evaluation of the School Readiness Initiative, a program to promote children's readiness to succeed in the K-12 education system in San Mateo County, California, with a focus on their parent education, mental health, and kindergarten transition initiatives

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School readiness in Santa Clara County: Results of the 2006 assessment and a summary of three-year trends [Executive summary]
Santa Clara County Partnership for School Readiness, 2007
San Jose, CA: Santa Clara County Partnership for School Readiness.

A summary of a study of children's skills at kindergarten entry and family and early childhood education factors associated with those skills in Santa Clara County, California, based on parent surveys and kindergarten teacher surveys and child assessments

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Yes We Can...Read!: Results from year 1: 2010-2011 [Executive summary]
Applied Survey Research,
Watsonville, CA: Applied Survey Research.

A summary of an evaluation of the Yes We Can...Read! Children's Initiative, an early literacy program incorporating parent engagement workshops, family literacy nights, and community volunteer mentors, that examines program implementation, changes in parent engagement and home literacy practices, and children's attitudes toward reading and literacy skills, based on teacher logs and feedback, mentor and parent surveys, and child surveys and assessments

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