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Communities of Practice (CoP)

The National Technical Assistance Center for the Education of Neglected or Delinquent Children and Youth (NDTAC) is using a Communities of Practice (CoP) model specifically to support Title I Part D (TIPD) State coordinators with two or fewer years of experience.

A TIPD State coordinator's first two years can be a challenging time as they learn the administrative requirements of the program and create processes to complete those requirements. Through the CoPs, NDTAC aims to strengthen new State coordinators’ capacity while also building a network of support. These CoPs meet once per month for about an hour. During this time, an NDTAC technical assistance (TA) provider facilitates a working meeting. The group work will allow State coordinators to hear about similar challenges across States and strategies for addressing those challenges. Each CoP will consist of five to six States to balance more targeted TA support with peer sharing. Additionally, conversations within the CoP will inform the development of tools and resources to support State coordinators across the nation now and in the future.

 

Contact Information:

Send an e-mail to all participants in your CoP Community. (You must have access to an e-mail client like Outlook.)

CoP 1

CoP 2

CoP 3

 

Send an email to an individual participating in your CoP Community:

CoP Facilitators:

COP 1: Mary Chown  mary.chown@longevityconsulting.com

CoP 2: Daron Clark  daron.clark@longevityconsulting.com

Cop 3: Yosmary Rodriguez  yrodriguez@childtrends.org

 

COP Community 1 
ARKANSAS

Rachel Hogue rachel.hogue@ade.arkansas.gov                        

 

MINNESOTA

Moi Boudoir  moi.boudoir@state.mn.us                                          

 

SOUTH DAKOTA

Andi Packheiser  andrea.packheiser@state.sd.us

Yutzil Becker yutzil.becker@state.sd.us                          

Jordan Varilek jordan.varilek@state.sd.us 

 

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Ashley Frame  ashley.m.frame@doe.nh.gov                             

Ashlee Fye ashlee.fye@doe.nh.gov                  

 

VERMONT

Amber Graves amber.graves@vermont.gov                   

Jesse Roy  jesse.roy@vermont.gov

Jessie Murray jessie.murray@vermont.gov                                  

TENNESSEE 

Jackie Jacobson  jackie.jacobson@tn.gov   

 

NORTH CAROLINA

Alex Charles alex.charles@dpi.nc.gov 

                                  

COP Community 2                                                
MONTANNA

Christy Hendricks christy.hendricks@mt.gov                            

 

NEW MEXICO

Kenneth Stowe  kenneth.stowe@state.nm.us                          

 

COLORADO

Alan Shimmin shimmin_a@cde.state.co.us         

Michelle Prael prael_m@cde.state.co.us                                                     

 

IOWA                              

Emily Teeter emily.teeter@iowa.gov  

 

WYOMING   

Jessica Fancher  jessica.fancher3@wyo.gov                            

                                                           

COP Community 3                                                                       
MISSISSIPPI

Brendsha A. Roby-Fletcher brroby@mdek12.org    

John Woodard jwoodard@mdek12.org 

 

ALABAMA   

Jina Rudolph jina.rudolph@alsde.edu                                 

Milanda Dean mdean@alsde.edu 

 

TEXAS          

Gerardo Ramirez gerardo.ramirez@tea.texas.gov 

 

CALIFORNIA           

Sherry D. Davis sdavis@cde.ca.gov  

 

MISSOURI    

Shawn Cockrum  shawn.cockrum@dese.mo.gov         

 

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