Early Head Start & Head Start

Early Head Start & Head Start

Head Start is a federal program that promotes school readiness of children ages birth to five from low-income families by supporting the development of the whole child through comprehensive services such as health, nutrition, and parent involvement. There are 17 Head Start and Early Head Start programs serving families and children 0-5 years old in classroom and home-based settings across Alaska. 

Kids Corps, Inc - Parents as Teachers, Early Head Start, Head Start

Rural Cap – Child Development Center 

Cook Inlet Native Head Start - At Cook Inlet Native Head Start (CINHS), we use "the Way We See" curriculum. "The Way We See" curriculum is a systematic guide of planned activities designed to build experiences, skills, and attitudes that prepare each child for kindergarten.