Adak, AK

APIA Head Start serves the Aleutian Islands region with comprehensive early childhood education programs focusing on school readiness, cultural preservation, and family engagement. The program employs certified early childhood educators who implement developmentally appropriate curriculum aligned with Alaska Early Learning Guidelines. Services include health screenings, nutrition programs, and family support services. As the primary early childhood provider for the Aleutian region, they serve remote communities including Adak through their regional network and transportation support systems.

Operated by the City of Unalaska, this center provides licensed childcare services for children ages 6 weeks to 12 years. The facility features age-appropriate learning environments, certified early childhood teachers, and a play-based curriculum that incorporates Alaska Native cultural elements. The center maintains low child-to-staff ratios and offers nutritious meals and snacks. Serving as a hub for Aleutian Islands childcare, they accommodate families from remote communities like Adak through their comprehensive programming and regional partnerships.

As part of the Kodiak Island Borough School District, this center provides high-quality early childhood education with certified special education teachers and early intervention specialists. The program uses research-based curriculum focusing on literacy, numeracy, and social-emotional development. The center serves as a regional resource for southwestern Alaska communities, offering consultation services and support for remote families. While located in Kodiak, they provide resources and guidance for families throughout the region, including those in Adak seeking quality early childhood options.