ACCAA Head Start

Ashtabula County Head Start is a federally funded early childhood program serving children from birth to age five, including pregnant women. Recognized with a 5-star rating through Ohio's Step Up to Quality Program, the center provides high-quality educational services specifically tailored to support children with developmental needs. The curriculum places a strong emphasis on Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and developmental support to ensure every child receives personalized attention.

Beyond academics, the program offers comprehensive family support services, including goal setting and assistance in accessing medical and dental care. By integrating therapeutic services and special needs support into its daily routine, Ashtabula County Head Start addresses diverse learning and developmental challenges. The center fosters strong partnerships with local organizations to advocate for excellence in early childhood education while promoting overall family well-being.

Established in 1965, this program has become a vital resource in the Ashtabula community, characterized by its commitment to nurturing both educational growth and family connections. For specific information about enrollment, tuition costs, and available programs, families are encouraged to contact the program directly at +1 440-993-7716 or visit their website.