Special education services are available Medical and dental support services are available. Family and Community Partnerships assist families through routine home visits, referrals and follow-up on individual needs. Head Start has an on-staff mental health consultant available to work with children and families who have special needs or concerns. The consultant works closely with staff and parents to address difficult behaviors and emotional issues in children's lives. Nutritious meals and snacks are served to children according to Child and Adult Care Food Program regulations.
Nutrition education is promoted in all classrooms and is offered to parents.
As their child's primary educator, parents are encouraged to be involved in all aspects of the program as partners with Head Start staff. Staff assist children and families in smoothly and successfully transitioning from other programs to Head Start and from Head Start to public school. Combination Two days per week in a classroom with two family educational home visits monthly. Three days per month in a classroom with one family educational home visit per monthly. Day Care Full day, full year program to meet the child care needs of parents who are working, in school or in a training program.