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ELC of Northwest Florida February Board Meeting Minutes Date: February 10, 2016 Minutes Taken By: Suzan Gage Location: ELCNWF Regional Office Three, Panama City, FL Time: Meeting Called to order at 11:04 am by Jon McFatter Full Board: Yes No Quorum: YES - 15 in attendance Executive Comm. Yes No Quorum #: Roll Call to Include Board Members on Telephone: I. Roll Call: Exec. FIRST NAME LAST NAME ATTENDANCE Committee Rita Acoba Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Tony Bennett Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Phil Edwards Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Kim Gillis Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Linda Hood Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Jackie House Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Joe Jernigan Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Doug Kent Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Pamela Kidwell Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Frank Martin Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Non-Voting Jeannie Martin Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Brandie McCabe Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Al McCambry Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Jon McFatter (P) Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Mary McKenzie (VP) Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Juliana Melara Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Jeanna Olson Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Johanna Plummer Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Neal Reeves Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Parnell Smith Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Jerry Sowell Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Guy Tunnell Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Darrin Wall (S) Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Richard Williams Present Present via conference call Excused Absence Non Ex. Abs. Total 2 Present 13 Present via conf. call 6 Excused Absence 3 Non Ex. Abs. 13 members = simple majority, 6 for Executive Committee Denotes Executive Committee Member 15 out of 24 members present. Quorum was was not established. Page 1 of 6

Coalition Staff Present: Lynne Eldridge (via phone), Joe Seabrook, Suzan Gage, Adrianne Jenkins Visitors Present: N/A II. Action Items: 1. Approval of Agenda Motion: To approve agenda as presented. Motion By: Jerry Sowell Motion Seconded By: Joe Jernigan Member/s Recusing from Vote: YES NO Yes Votes: 14 No Votes: 0 The motion carried. 2. Adoption of Consent Agenda The agenda and meeting minutes are included in the Consent Agenda. Board members may request that any item in the Consent Agenda be moved under the regular agenda for further discussion, prior to vote. A. Approval of Minutes Please refer to the Board Meeting Minutes for December 21, 2015 (revised) and January 13, 2016 Board Meetings. B. Financial Statements Please refer to financial statements through November 2015. C. Credit Card Transaction Report Please refer to the Credit Card Transaction Report for November and December 2015 Motion: To approve consent agenda items as presented. Motion By: Jerry Sowell Motion Seconded By: Joe Jernigan Member/s Recusing from Vote: YES NO Yes Votes: 14 No Votes: 0 The motion carried. 3. Committee/Full Board Reports A. PERSONNEL & POLICY COMMITTEE While the Personnel & Policy Committee did not meet in January, there are policy changes needed in order to ensure that Coalition Policies reflect the most recent changes to state and federal statute, rule, federal, and OEL Grant Agreement policies, requirements, and guidance. Feedback Page 2 of 6

from OEL Review of Coalition Policy listed below: 1. Work Plan Approval On January 23, 2016, the Office of Early Learning (OEL) tentatively approved the Coalition s 15-16 Work Plan with the understanding that eight elements need to be revised in order for specific Coalition policies meet updated state, federal, and grant requirements, as well as OEL s guidance. Coalition staff are currently making the requested changes to resubmit to OEL in order to obtain final Work Plan approval. a. Procurement b. Tangible Personal Property c. Records Maintenance d. IT Security Controls 2. Background Screening The Coalition needs to change Administrative Policy 2.09 Background Screening. Delete: The background verification information listed above must be on file with THE COALITION no later than ten (10) calendar days after beginning employment, or written documentation of the completed submission process in the event the required screening documentation has not been received from the responsible agency. Add: The background verification information listed above must be on file with THE COALITION prior to the first day of employment for new employees. 3. Procurement The Coalition must include a missing data element for disclosures related to the use of equipment as required due to change in Uniform Guidance Circular. 4. Tangible Personal Property The Coalition must include a missing data element related to Custodian/Custodian Delegate being prohibited from personally completing inventory requirements and updated federal and state Disposition of Property requirements. 5. Records Maintenance The Coalition must include missing data elements for property record maintenance and retention of monitoring processes, tools, schedules, and reports. 6. IT Security Controls The Coalition must include missing data elements related to monitoring IT equipment and practices, limiting physical access to IT Network systems, definitions required by OEL Grant Award, and a policy statement requiring the scope of IT security processes to apply to Contractors, as well. 7. Disbursement Controls The Coalition must make changes to procurement and disbursement policies and practices to be in compliance with the updated Uniform Grant Guidance procurement standards. 8. Eligibility & Enrollment Policies The Coalition must include missing data elements related to disenrollment of School Readiness children, Provider Payment Rates, and Parent Complaint disclosures. Page 3 of 6

Motion: To give Coalition ED and staff authority to make policy changes, as needed to comply with the most recent changes to state and federal statute, rule, and guidance, as well as OEL requirements and guidance. Motion By: Joe Jernigan Motion Seconded By: Jerry Sowell Member/s Recusing from Vote: YES NO Yes Votes: 14 No Votes: 0 The motion carried B. EDUCATION & PROGRAM COMMITTEE 1. The committee did not meet in January. C. FINANCE COMMITTEE 1. The Coalition s ability to draw-down operating dollars is directly dependent upon the number of children served and the direct service dollars paid to School Readiness providers. Due to the Coalition serving and enrolling fewer children than budgeted for, operating expenses are having to be carefully analyzed and adjusted each month. At this time, the Coalition continues to implement the following strategies to increase enrollment into School Readiness services for those families needing assistance to be able to work or go to school. Direct Advertising - Movie ads in Panama City and Marianna, yard signs for providers Public Awareness - Washington County News and Moms Everyday Facebook and Social Media Outreach Efforts In addition, the Coalition has been able to increase School Readiness provider payment rates. D. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OVERVIEW 1. Internal Controls The Office of Early Learning requires that the Coalition review and update its Internal Control systems by using the questionnaire to review the Coalition s internal control. The Coalition continues to address identified areas as necessary. 2. Board Self Evaluation Board members completed the annual self-evaluation. For summary results please see the Attachment, Board Self Evaluation 2015-2016. Based on Board responses, the Coalition will work with you to the implement strategies recommended for moving forward. Thank you for your participation in this evaluation. 3. Wait List and Priority Placement As of 2/4/16, the Coalition has scheduled appointments for everyone listed on the Wait List or is waiting on information from families to complete required paperwork. Page 4 of 6

Appointment made: Bay Calhoun Franklin Gulf Holmes Jackson Washington Total INF 11 1 - - 1 4 2 19 TOD 9 1 1-3 6 1 21 2YR 12-1 - 1 5 2 21 PR3 19 1 - - - 5 1 26 PR4 7 - - - - 2 1 10 PR5 3 - - - - 4 1 8 SCH 18 - - - - 6 2 26 Total 79 3 2-5 32 10 131 To Hear Back From: INF 3 - - 2 - - - 5 TOD - - 1 3 - - - 4 2YR 5-1 - - 2-8 PR3 1 - - 3 - - - 4 PR4 3 1 - - - 1-5 PR5-1 - - - - - 1 SCH 3 - - - - 1 1 5 Total 15 2 2 8-4 1 32 94 5 4 8 5 36 11 163 Page 5 of 6

4. DCF Report Jeannie Martin reports that there will be two public workshops conducted by DCF in Jacksonville and Clermont regarding rule development for school age child care. Jeannie will be attending and is strongly encouraging providers and the Coalition to submit comments and responses. These workshops will be an opportunity to be incorporated into the rule development process. Jeannie will report back to the Board following these workshops. 5. Public Comment N/A 6. Next Meeting March 9, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. CST at the Bay County Coalition office. 7. Adjournment This meeting of the Early Learning Coalition of Northwest Florida, Inc. Board of Directors was adjourned by Jon McFatter at 11:20 a.m. CST. Submitted by: Darrin Wall, Secretary DW:sg Page 6 of 6