i would love to tell you some amazing things about seekers and how it helped me to bloom in to the teacher that i am today. i feel honored to have been part of the seekers program. i feel privileged to have this job and work with the people that i do! being a teacher has been my dream job and because of seekers i get to work in my dream job! her essay speaks of her experiences and involvement in head start – from being in the classroom to becoming a seeker.

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learn more about the requirements for all head start staff, some contractors, and volunteers to be vaccinated against covid-19. opk is free to families from the period of prenatal to five years old and not yet eligible for kindergarten, and who meet income or other eligibility qualifications. for more information about head start, visit the head start and the oregon head start association websites. thank you to governor kate brown for proclaiming october as head start awareness month.

we offer affordable & accredited educational programs for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years of age. monday thru friday, we provide a nurturing and diverse classroom environment for children to learn and play. para mayor información en español, haga clic aquí. multiple locations pregnant moms – children 5 years of age serving 33 communities, including wheaton, elmhurst, naperville and woodridge 630-784-4801 eligibility requirements metropolitan family services requires that families must be within the federal poverty income guidelines and the parents are employed or attending school. children of all abilities, disabilities are welcome. application process the following must be provided to complete enrollment in our early learning programs: proof of address and current income; insurance/medical card; 3 emergency contact persons; your child’s original birth certificate; immunization record; and the name, address and phone of the child’s doctor.

we give children 3-5 years old – and their families – the support they need to keep up with their peers and get ahead in life. learn how we can help families on limited incomes with health, education and next steps to get their children the best start possible. head start is a comprehensive child and family development program serving families who live on limited incomes and have children ages 3-5 years old. click here for a list of head start locations.