Gallup Headstart Program

Located in Grants, NM, St. Theresa's School stands as a beacon of education in the community. The school's charming campus nestled amidst the serene surroundings offers a nurturing environment for students to thrive academically and personally. With a rich history dating back decades, St. Theresa's School blends tradition with modern educational practices, providing a well-rounded experience for learners. From its dedicated faculty to the vibrant extracurricular activities, St. Theresa's School fosters a holistic approach to learning. Students here are encouraged to explore their passions, excel in academics, and contribute positively to society. The school's commitment to academic excellence and character development ensures that graduates leave well-equipped for the challenges of tomorrow. Generated using this place's available information

Our Early Childhood Services are designed for parents and guardians of children from birth through 5 years of age. This includes adoptive parents and teen parents, as well as expectant parents. The goals are to provide educational services and child development guidance, to ensure babies are born healthy, and to keep children safe and sound. Children’s psychological, emotional, and mental health are all addressed and parents are taught how to nurture their children through community support to ensure children are ready for school. Visit our website to learn more about our services in Cibola County.

The Navajo Nation Department of Head Start is one of the largest Head Start programs in the United States. Head Start is a federal program that was established in 1965 to give the children of disadvantaged families opportunities in education. The department serves more than 4,000 children through over 200 centers. It also assists expectant mothers through health care, social and recreational programs. The department s Fatherhood Initiative program focuses on empowering and strengthening the role of fathers in families. Its STEPS Literacy curriculum helps to enhance language and literacy skills. Headquartered in Window Rock, Ariz., the Navajo Nation Department of Head Start works to empower children, expectant mothers and their families become effective learners, leaders and caretakers.