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Screen2Succeed

Is your child meeting developmental milestones?

Screen2Succeed aims to increase the number of Cambria County children ages birth to five years old who are screened for developmental progress to pinpoint areas of growth, identify strengths, and catch developmental delays. This ensures children who may need support services are connected to them before enrolling in school.

Did you know?

  • 1 in 4 children has some developmental delay, disorder, and/or disability.
  • Children who are screened for and receive early treatment for developmental delays before kindergarten are more likely to graduate from high school, hold jobs, live independently, and avoid problems as teenagers. 

Screen2Succeed gives your little one the best chance to be successful in school. We use the Ages & Stages Questionnaire, which is easy to use and most accurate when completed by parents or caregivers. ASQ-3 screens for developmental milestones. The questionnaire has 30 questions which can be completed in 10-15 minutes. The screening tool is free to families.

You know your child best! 

You can schedule a screening today through The Learning Lamp or get assistance through community-based partners like the Cambria County Library, Johnstown Housing Authority, United Way of the Southern Alleghenies Diaper Bank, WIC, and healthcare providers. Supported screening includes:

  • One-on-one assistance completing the ASQ screeners
  • QR codes for easy access online
  • Free books and resources to continue tracking milestones
  • Pop-up screenings at partner school districts and around town
  • Tips for fun and easy ways to practice skills with your child

We want your child to do well in school. And we know you do, too!

For more information about Screen2Succeed and how you can help prepare your child for kindergarten, contact Program Manager Nicki Sliko at nsliko@thelearninglamp.org. Click here or scan the QR code and screen your child today! 

Screen2Succeed is a kindergarten-readiness initiative of The Learning Lamp. It is funded by 1889 Foundation and Sen. Wayne Langerholc.