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Bay Mills Community College has been awarded a five-year grant to establish or enhance partnerships with Head Start programs that increase the number of qualified education staff working in American Indian and Alaska Native Head Start and Early Head Start programs.
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Head Start Continues College Partnerships
Thirteen tribal colleges and universities (TCUs) received funding for their Head Start programs this year. Over $1.8 million was awarded under the Head Start partnership program administered by the U.S.
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Teaching Those Who Teach Our Most Precious
Those who teach our very young children have a serious responsibility. These children are our most vulnerable and most precious beings. It is critical that these teachers receive the greatest knowledge and guidance to educate our children; developing a healthy lifestyle begins in infancy and continues throughout our lives.
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Head Start Turns to Tribal Colleges for Professional Education
The federal government sees tribal colleges and universities as natural allies in its efforts to professionalize Head Start services.
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Spirit Lake Sioux Children Start School at 6 Weeks
The Early Head Start program is designed to give special attention to children between six weeks and three years old.
