2016-2017 Highlights

  • 13,582 books read to children by dads & father figures in the Fatherhood Reads Program
  • 1,011 individuals volunteered their time for a total of 39,744 hours
  • 100% of classrooms provided parents with literacy activities to do at home
  • The program is utilizing The Skills They Need to Help Them Succeed (a phonemic awareness curriculum that is aligned with the public school systems)
  • 10% of Head Start children served were those with disabilities and 21% of Early Head Start children had a documented disability
  • Trained 105 parents and 100 employees on childhood illness and how to use the book "What to Do When Your Child Gets Sick"
  • Increased the number of children with up-to-date physicals 45% from the beginning to the end of the year
  • Implemented Conscious Discipline strategies in classrooms
  • Parent participation in transition activities increased 5% from last year
  • 64% of Head Start staff and 41% of Early Head Start staff are current or former parents

Annual Report

Our Annual Reports are released every February. Check out our most recent report from the 2016-2017 school  year.