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Program Options and Costs

 

All of our programs emphasize physical, cognitive, social-emotional, and educational development.  Children receive health screenings, as well as both child and family learning about proper nutrition.

 

Pre-Kindergarten (Part Day, Part Year)

  • Ages 3 to 5

  • Free to eligible families

Pre-Kindergarten and Child Care (Full Day, Full Year)

  • Ages 3 to 5

  • Parent/guardian must be employed or attending educational/job training

  • Fees are low and are based on monthly gross income

Early Head Start (Full Day, Full Year)

  • Ages 6 weeks to 3

  • Parent/guardian must be employed or attending educational/job training

  • Fees are low and are based on monthly gross income

Home Based and Early Home Based

  • Birth to age 5, and pregnant women

  • Free to eligible families

  • Home Based Family Educators meet weekly with the family in the home

  • Parents and children participate in group socialization time twice monthly in a Head Start classroom setting or on a field trip

Family Child Care (Full Day, Full Year)

  • Subsidized care offered by licensed child care providers

  • Ages 6 weeks to age 5

  • Parent/guardian must be employed or attending educational/job training

  • Fees are low and are based on monthly gross income

Child and Adult Care Food Program

  • The Child and Adult Care Food Program is a U.S.D.A. funded program designed to help all Head Start Programs and Family Childcare Homes provide nutritious meals and snacks to children 12 years of age and under.  For more information, please call (207) 795-4040 ext. 330.