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Established in 2020 by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, the Clearinghouse was transferred to Oklahoma Partnership for School Readiness in 2021.

Executive Council
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When was the Clearinghouse established?Established in 2020 by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, the Clearinghouse was transferred to Oklahoma Partnership for School Readiness in 2021.
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How do I submit my research, best practice or innovative idea?The Clearinghouse will request proposals biannually on selected topic areas and defined outcomes. The website contains a link to the submission form with instructions.
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Once I complete a submission, how long does it take to discover how it was rated?The review process could take up to 90 days from the date the submission request window closes.
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What types of relevant supporting documents will be accepted?Submitters can include annual audit reports, budgets, a 990 form and/or a certificate of incorporation.
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I am an Oklahoma early childhood education provider, what supports are available and how do I access them?Users can search by topic area, program or type of tools available (e.g. toolkits, on-line training, manuals, guides, etc.)
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Do you work in other states?The Clearinghouse is a public website so anyone can review the submissions reviewed along with their ratings; however, implementation support is limited to Oklahoma providers.
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Is there anything available to support smaller home based child care centers?Yes, and we want to hear your innovative ideas and see your practice-based submissions. Clearinghouse staff are available to assist you in completing your submission. For additional resources for family child care homes, please visit the Thrive Network website.
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How can I be nominated to be part of the Clearinghouse Committees?If you are interested in serving on one, please email to okclearinghouse@okschoolreadiness.org. We will forward to the Nominating and Governance Committee.

Outcome and Research Committee
​Purpose: To prioritize outcomes and recommend research-informed practices and practice-informed research that meet the needs of the early childhood system.
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When was the Clearinghouse established?Established in 2020 by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, the Clearinghouse was transferred to Oklahoma Partnership for School Readiness in 2021.
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How do I submit my research, best practice or innovative idea?The Clearinghouse will request proposals biannually on selected topic areas and defined outcomes. The website contains a link to the submission form with instructions.
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Once I complete a submission, how long does it take to discover how it was rated?The review process could take up to 90 days from the date the submission request window closes.
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What types of relevant supporting documents will be accepted?Submitters can include annual audit reports, budgets, a 990 form and/or a certificate of incorporation.
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I am an Oklahoma early childhood education provider, what supports are available and how do I access them?Users can search by topic area, program or type of tools available (e.g. toolkits, on-line training, manuals, guides, etc.)
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Do you work in other states?The Clearinghouse is a public website so anyone can review the submissions reviewed along with their ratings; however, implementation support is limited to Oklahoma providers.
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Is there anything available to support smaller home based child care centers?Yes, and we want to hear your innovative ideas and see your practice-based submissions. Clearinghouse staff are available to assist you in completing your submission. For additional resources for family child care homes, please visit the Thrive Network website.
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How can I be nominated to be part of the Clearinghouse Committees?If you are interested in serving on one, please email to okclearinghouse@okschoolreadiness.org. We will forward to the Nominating and Governance Committee.

Process and Implementation Committee
​Purpose: To determine a process and workflow for evaluating & implementing research-informed practice and practice-informed research that meet the needs of the early childhood system.
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When was the Clearinghouse established?Established in 2020 by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, the Clearinghouse was transferred to Oklahoma Partnership for School Readiness in 2021.
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How do I submit my research, best practice or innovative idea?The Clearinghouse will request proposals biannually on selected topic areas and defined outcomes. The website contains a link to the submission form with instructions.
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Once I complete a submission, how long does it take to discover how it was rated?The review process could take up to 90 days from the date the submission request window closes.
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What types of relevant supporting documents will be accepted?Submitters can include annual audit reports, budgets, a 990 form and/or a certificate of incorporation.
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I am an Oklahoma early childhood education provider, what supports are available and how do I access them?Users can search by topic area, program or type of tools available (e.g. toolkits, on-line training, manuals, guides, etc.)
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Do you work in other states?The Clearinghouse is a public website so anyone can review the submissions reviewed along with their ratings; however, implementation support is limited to Oklahoma providers.
-
Is there anything available to support smaller home based child care centers?Yes, and we want to hear your innovative ideas and see your practice-based submissions. Clearinghouse staff are available to assist you in completing your submission. For additional resources for family child care homes, please visit the Thrive Network website.
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How can I be nominated to be part of the Clearinghouse Committees?If you are interested in serving on one, please email to okclearinghouse@okschoolreadiness.org. We will forward to the Nominating and Governance Committee.
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