Rochester, KY

Beaver Dam 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 evidence-based curriculum that addresses cognitive, social-emotional, and physical development. Certified teachers with early childhood credentials implement developmentally appropriate practices in small class settings. The program includes health screenings, nutritious meals, family support services, and parent involvement opportunities. Their holistic approach ensures children receive foundational skills for kindergarten success while supporting entire families through community resources and partnerships.

Hartford Head Start delivers high-quality early childhood education through the nationally recognized Head Start model. The center serves children ages 3-5 with comprehensive programming that includes literacy development, math readiness, social skills, and health services. State-certified teachers implement research-based curriculum aligned with Kentucky Early Childhood Standards. The facility features age-appropriate learning centers, safe outdoor play areas, and nutritious meal programs. Parent involvement is strongly encouraged through volunteer opportunities, educational workshops, and family events. The center maintains excellent staff-to-child ratios and emphasizes individualized learning plans to support each child's unique developmental needs.

Ohio County Learning Center operates as part of the Ohio County School District, providing high-quality early childhood education with a strong focus on kindergarten preparedness. The center employs certified early childhood educators who implement structured curriculum emphasizing literacy, numeracy, and social-emotional development. The program features modern classrooms with educational technology, dedicated play areas, and comprehensive assessment systems to track developmental progress. Safety protocols include secure entry systems, regular drills, and maintained staff-to-child ratios. The center partners with local organizations to provide additional resources and maintains strong communication with families through regular updates and parent-teacher conferences.