Resource for School Attendance

SHERI KLEIN (SKlein@adcouncil.org)

Vice President, Research and Evaluation

The Ad Council

For PSAs and other communications materials, visit http://boostup.adcouncil.org/

For the Attendance Calculator, go to https://getschooled.com/attendance-counts

YOLIE FLORES (itsyolie@gmail.com)

Advisory Board Member

Abriendo Puertas / Opening Doors

http://www.familiesinschools.org/abriendo-puertas-opening-doors/

OLGA NUNEZ (onunez@piqe.org)

Executive Director, Fresno Regional Office

Parent Institute for Quality Education

http://www.piqe.org/

HENRY HITZ (henry@parentstogether.org)

Executive Director

Parents Together

http://www.parentstogether.org/

R.I.P. (Regional Intervention Program)

http://www.ripnetwork.org/

The Regional Intervention Program has been serving families with young children 
since 1969. RIP is an internationally recognized parent implemented program in 
which parents learn to work directly with their own children. Experienced RIP parents 
provide training and support to newly enrolled families. The program is available to
families in which there are concerns regarding a young child's behavior, and is 
coordinated by a professional resource staff person. Parents should feel free to contact
the program to discuss their concerns.

*Notes: They are a positive behavior management program who focus their efforts on children ages 6 and younger. You may refer Pre-K and K families. They also provide FREE training and for teachers and parents.

Tenndercare

               

                   

                                                                                                                                   

TENNderCare is the name of Tennessee’s comprehensive physical exam for children who receive TennCare.  This comprehensive exam is free of charge to all TennCare recipients who are under the age of 21.  The exam includes a health history, a complete physical exam, lab tests (as needed), immunizations, vision and hearing screenings, developmental and behavioral screenings and advice on how to stay healthy. 

Research has reported increases in obesity, diabetes, and other chronic diseases among the nation’s children, these services can help assure your students will be healthier and better able to participate in classroom activities.

We hope you will partner with us in our efforts to make our children healthier and free of disease.   Please feel free to contact us if you would like for a TennderCare representative to participate in an event at your school or if you have any questions.

PLEASE KEEP US IN MIND IN FOR:

• PTO MEETINGS
• SCHOOL EVENTS
• FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL GAMES
• COMMUNITY EVENTS
• CARNIVALS
• HEALTH AND JOB FAIRS

The TennderCare program services many populations with outreach workers fluent in English, French, Somali, Kurdish, Arabic, and Spanish as well as other varying dialects.

ALL THAT WE REQUIRE IS AT LEAST 1-2 WEEKS NOTICE AND A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EVENT AND WE WILL BE THERE TO HAND OUT PLENTY OF HELPFUL INFORMATION AND FREE INCENTIVES!

For more information please contact our Youth Services Coordinator at:

Cara Autman, Program Coordinator

Youth Services Team

TENNderCare Outreach Program

Metro Public Health Department

Office: (615) 340-5352

Fax: (615)  340-8917

email: cara.autman@nashville.gov