Avera, GA

Wrens Head Start Center provides comprehensive early childhood education and development services through the federally-funded Head Start program. The center focuses on school readiness for children from low-income families, offering developmentally appropriate curriculum that addresses cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development. Staff includes certified early childhood educators and specialists who provide individualized learning experiences. The program emphasizes parent involvement and offers family support services, health screenings, and nutritious meals. Safety protocols meet federal Head Start standards with regular monitoring and low teacher-to-child ratios.

First Baptist Church Weekday Early Education offers a Christian-based early learning environment with a structured academic curriculum combined with spiritual development. The center features age-appropriate classrooms, secure facilities with controlled access, and experienced teachers with early childhood certifications. Curriculum includes literacy development, math readiness, science exploration, and creative arts, all integrated with biblical principles. The program emphasizes character development and social skills while maintaining small class sizes for individualized attention. Safety is prioritized with secure entry systems, regular drills, and comprehensive background checks for all staff.

Stapleton Elementary Pre-K operates as part of Jefferson County School District's early learning initiative, providing high-quality pre-kindergarten education through Georgia's state-funded Pre-K program. The center features certified early childhood teachers who implement the Creative Curriculum, focusing on literacy development, mathematical thinking, scientific exploration, and social-emotional learning. Facilities include dedicated Pre-K classrooms with learning centers, age-appropriate playground equipment, and technology integration. The program emphasizes school readiness with structured activities that build foundational academic skills while promoting social development and independence. Safety measures align with district-wide protocols including secured campuses and regular safety assessments.