Escambia County
Head Start has a
"Theme Based
Curriculum" that
offers a variety
of hands-on
learning
experiences
where children
can, experiment,
explore, and
learn. All
school readiness
skills are
addressed
including
reading and
writing
readiness, math
readiness, and
social skills.
Once a child's
individual needs
have been
identified, the
curriculum is
tailored to meet
those needs and
progress to the
next development
level.
Our goal is to
help children
become
independent,
self-confident,
inquisitive
learners who
will succeed not
only in school,
but in life.
THEME FOR "Month"
2010
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Month:
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"THEME"
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Due
Date:
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Read
Aloud
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Scrapbook
Activities
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Dates to
Remember
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Multicultural
Activities -
Black History
Focus -
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Head Start Centers
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Allie Yniestra
Bratt
Century
Ferry Pass
Gibson (Headquarters)
Langley
Lincoln Park
McMillian
Moreno Court |
Myrtle Grove
O. J. Semmes
Oakcrest
Pine Meadow
Pleasant Grove
Sherwood
Sid Nelson
Spencer Bibbs
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Head Start Teachers:
All Head Start
Teachers are
required to have the
40 hour Child Care
class and at least
an Associates degree
(AA) and many are in
the process of
obtaining their
Bachelors of Arts
(BA) degree in
Education.
Teacher's Aides and
Substitutes:
All Head Start
Teacher's Aides are
also required to
have taken the 40
hour Child Care
class. Parents
are hired as
substitutes and have
the opportunity to
hold permanent
positions.
Fifty-six of Head
Start's employees
are current or
former Head Start
Parents.
Bus Drivers and
Support Staff:
All Head Start Bus
Drivers are
experienced,
licensed drivers and
must also submit to
random testing to
ensure the highest
safety standards.
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