Warren County Special Services

Head Start Community Program of Morris County is a federally funded child development program that partners with families to provide comprehensive support for child development and school readiness. With a focus on empowering diverse families and strengthening communities, the organization offers high-quality early childhood programs for pregnant women and children from birth through five years, meeting their educational, social, emotional, health, and nutritional needs. Founded in 1965, Head Start Community Program of Morris County operates multiple sites in Dover, Morris Plains, and Parsippany, serving economically disadvantaged preschool children and their families. Through a combination of center-based and home-based programs, Head Start goes beyond basic child care services to ensure the cognitive, social, and emotional development of children, while also engaging parents and community partnerships for long-term school success.Generated from the website

The Union County Educational Services Commission, also known as UCESC, is a public education agency. The commission serves the needs of school districts in Union County in New Jersey. It operates the Lamberts Mill Academy, which offers clinical and psychiatric services, as well as a range of educational programs. Founded in 1969, the Union County Educational Services Commission serves more than 7,000 students from over 30 school districts. The commission also manages a transportation department. It offers reading, writing and mathematics classes. The commission provides several transitional service activities and vocational programs through the Community Advantage Program. The Union County Educational Services Commission additionally operates Westlake School, which serves students between the ages of 7 and 21.