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Pre-Kindergarten for Three-Year Olds
Available in:
Broome
What is it?
The New York State Pre-Kindergarten Program (3PK) is a state and district-funded program that provides educationally-based, high quality pre-kindergarten to 3-year-old children. The purpose is to incr... READ MORE
Who is it for?
For children 3 years of age.
How does this benefit you?
Activities for Children:
- Enjoy safe and licensed facilities
- Be part of a high quality early childhood education program and learn important skills to prepare for entering into Kindergarten
- Attain school readiness and early literacy development
- Gain exposure to literature, both fiction and non-fiction
- Learn math skills, science lessons, and discovery
- Develop social skills and self-help skills
- Engage in large motor and fine motor activities
- Enjoy music, dance, and art
- Get developmental and health screenings/assessments
- Receive nutritious meals daily
Activities for Parents:
- Participate in activities and workshops for parents
- Engage in regular opportunities to volunteer for parents
- Get the support in the learning journey of raising your child
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Early Head Start
Available in:
Chenango
What is it?
Chenango County Early Head Start is a federally funded and locally operated program for pregnant women and children ages birth to three. Families are served by weekly home-based visits. Activities are... READ MORE
Who is it for?
For pregnant women and children ages birth to 3 year olds.
How does this benefit you?
Activities for Children
- Enjoy safe and licensed facilities
- Be part of a high-quality early childhood education program and learn important skills
- Attain school readiness and early literacy development
- Gain exposure to literature, both fiction and non-fiction
- Learn math skills, science lessons, and discovery
- Develop social skills and self-help skills
- Engage in large motor and fine motor activities
- Enjoy music, dance, and art
- Get developmental and health screenings/assessments
- Receive nutritious meals daily in center-based classrooms
Activities for Parents:
- Participate in activities and workshops for parents
- Engage in regular opportunities to volunteer for parents
- Get the support in the learning journey of raising your child
How to Apply
Select a form below to complete online.
Chenango Early Head Start Contact Form Chenango- Early Head Start Recruitment Form Chenango Early Head Start Submit Document -
Head Start
Available in:
Broome
Chenango
What is it?
Head Start is a federally funded and locally operated program that provides comprehensive early childhood education, health and social services to families with children. Head Start programs help chil... READ MORE
Who is it for?
For children ages 3 to 5 whose families meet the eligibility criteria.
How does this benefit you?
Activities for Children:
- Enjoy safe and licensed facilities
- Be part of a high quality early childhood education program and learn important skills to prepare for entering into Kindergarten
- Attain school readiness and early literacy development
- Gain exposure to literature, both fiction and non-fiction
- Learn math skills, science lessons, and discovery
- Develop social skills and self-help skills
- Engage in large motor and fine motor activities
- Enjoy music, dance, and art
- Get developmental and health screenings/assessments
- Receive nutritious meals daily
Activities for Parents:
- Participate in activities and workshops for parents
- Engage in regular opportunities to volunteer for parents
- Get the support in the learning journey of raising your child
How to Apply
Select a form below to complete online.
Broome Head Start Contact Form Broome- Head Start Recruitment Form Chenango-Head Start Contact Form Chenango- Head Start Recruitment Form -
Universal Pre-Kindergarten
Available in:
Broome
What is it?
The New York State Universal Pre-Kindergarten Program (UPK) is a state and district-funded program that provides educationally-based, high quality pre-kindergarten to 4-year-old children. The program... READ MORE
Who is it for?
Children 4 years of age.
How does this benefit you?
Activities for Children:
- Enjoy safe and licensed facilities
- Be part of a high quality early childhood education program and learn important skills to prepare for entering into Kindergarten
- Attain school readiness and early literacy development
- Gain exposure to literature, both fiction and non-fiction
- Learn math skills, science lessons, and discovery
- Develop social skills and self-help skills
- Engage in large motor and fine motor activities
- Enjoy music, dance, and art
- Get developmental and health screenings/assessments
- Receive nutritious meals daily
Activities for Parents:
- Participate in activities and workshops for parents
- Engage in regular opportunities to volunteer for parents
- Get the support in the learning journey of raising your child
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