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Local Planning Council Coordinator
San Diego County
Responsibilities:
Under the direction of the Senior Director,
Early Education Services, coordinates and oversees
the communications, meetings, partnerships,
mandates, strategic plans and information in
support of the Local Child Care and Development
Planning Council (LPC).
Provide overall coordination and oversight of
the LPC projects.
Coordinate the implementation of the strategic
plan of the LPC; assist the Council members in
achieving goals and objectives as set forth in the
strategic plan.
Facilitate and implement activities of the LPC.
Ensure that activities fall within the mandates of
the LPC legislation.
Manage existing contracts, subcontracts, and
grants; assist in the writing of proposals; write a
variety of Council-directed reports.
Develop and maintain program budget; develop
revenue and expenditure reports.
Assign, train, supervise and evaluate the
performance of project staff.
Participate as a team member in the development,
writing, and presentation of training materials and
planning activities necessary to meet project
objectives.
Serve as liaison between the County Office of
Education, LPC, Board of Supervisors and other
agencies, including school districts and individual
school sites and local early care and education
programs/agencies.
Serve as a resource to members of the Council
and other public agencies involved with child care
initiatives.
Present at conferences on topics of relevance to
early care and education providers and attend
meetings as requested.
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Zaneta Salde Encarnacion
San Diego County Child Care and
Development Planning Council,
County Office of Education
6401 Linda Vista Road, Rm. 315
San Diego, CA 92111
Phone: 858-292-3727
Fax: 858-569-5394
Email: zencarnacion@sdcoe.net
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Zaneta came to the Planning Council in
February 2007 from an executive management
position in local government as a
Community Relations Officer.
Before that, she worked for 13 years at
the University of California, San Diego in
contract and grant administration and
statewide public health outreach to Asian
language communities.
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