Forest Home, AL

Andalusia Head Start Center provides comprehensive early childhood education and development services for low-income families in the Forest Home area. The center follows the Head Start curriculum focused on school readiness, social-emotional development, and cognitive skills. Certified teachers with early childhood credentials implement developmentally appropriate practices in literacy, math, and science. The program includes health screenings, nutritious meals, and family support services. With small class sizes and individualized attention, children receive quality preparation for kindergarten in a nurturing, structured environment that emphasizes both academic and social development.

First Baptist Church Child Development Center offers a Christian-based educational program serving children from infancy through pre-K. The center features a comprehensive curriculum that integrates faith-based values with academic readiness skills. Qualified early childhood educators provide individualized instruction in literacy, mathematics, and social development. The facility includes age-appropriate classrooms, secure outdoor play areas, and modern learning materials. With an emphasis on character development and school preparation, the center maintains low student-teacher ratios and strong parent communication. The program also includes music, art, and physical education components to support whole-child development.

Opp Child Development Center serves families throughout Covington County, including the Forest Home community, with a comprehensive early childhood program. The center implements a research-based curriculum that emphasizes literacy development, STEM exploration, and social skills. Certified early childhood teachers create engaging learning environments with hands-on activities and individualized instruction. The facility features secure classrooms, age-appropriate playgrounds, and modern educational technology. With a focus on safety and quality care, the center maintains strict security protocols, regular health screenings, and nutritious meal programs. The program also offers extended hours and summer enrichment activities to meet working families' needs.