Provides curriculum development, special education and auxiliary support services, technical assistance and operational support, school improvement assistance, early childhood education, gifted education, personnel assistance and professional development as well as student attendance services.

Provides a state-licensed, educational child care and family center. Programs are offered year-round and include parent education and support, both individually and in groups, and recreation programs for children. Head Start, Early Head Start and Hope Toledo classrooms, summer camp, available. Provides assistance in applying for ODJFS funding for child care.

Houses St. Peter's Montessori preschool and elementary school students preschool-grade 5.

Provides free half-day Head Start and low-cost preschool programs. Offers educational experiences, medical and dental services, nutritious meals and opportunities for parental involvement to help prepare children living in South-Western City School District to enter and succeed in school.

Provides appropriate educational opportunities and services to preschool children with special needs.

The Preschool Child Care serves children ages three to five years old. Children learn letters, sounds, shapes, colors, writing, counting and socialization skills.

Preschool program targets at-risk students, as well as students with mild disabilities. Preschool classrooms are located within local school district buildings. Children ages 3 to 5 years of age attend two or four full days per week based on the district calendar in which the classroom is located. To meet your child’s individual needs, the team determines the most appropriate services. Service locations can be in a community preschool/child care center, Head Start program, public/special education preschool program, or at home. Services may be provided through full-day classes, part-day classes, or in itinerant/weekly visits.

Provides early childhood development and education programs to children ages birth to five years old, from income eligible families.

Child development program that includes education and comprehensive services. Program is federall funded. Head Start and Early Head Start also available through home based services. Comprehensive services include: * Medical and dental * Nutrition * Physical and developmental disability screening * Mental health * Parent, Family, Community Engagement (PFCE)

Preschool is available. PFCC/Title XX is accepted.

Provides a variety of education programs through public and parochial schools; programs include special education, tobacco, drug and alcohol prevention, before and after school and summer enrichment and extended learning, youth employment services, and preschool services.

Early childhood programs providing a safe and nurturing environment that promotes the physical, social, emotional, language, and cognitive development of young children while responding to the needs of families. Programs encompass six components - developmental screening and assessment, curriculum, adult-child interaction, relations between home and school, developmental evaluation of the child, and transition to an appropriate program and is responsive to individual differences of both typically developing children and children with disabilities. Classrooms consists of two types of preschool experiences: PUBLIC PRESCHOOL and INTEGRATED PRESCHOOL. A Public Preschool classroom will contain approximately 16, mostly typically developing, students per session. An Integrated Preschool Classroom will contain approximately 12 students, six typically developing children, and six children with special needs. Both types of classrooms will contain a licensed teacher, and an assistant teacher. Some integrated classrooms may also contain classroom aides depending on the needs of the children involved.

Provides the Head Start program, including comprehensive child development services for children aged 3-5; classrooms are located in a 4-county service area.

Preschool program for special-needs and typically-developing children age 3 to 6. Play-based curriculum.

Houses Western Reserve School District students preschool-grade 5.

Offers a preschool in Jeffrey Mansion. Provides full time or part time preschool; five days a week. Offers extended care, available until 6 pm.

Educational institutions for students in grades K-12 in Fairfield County.

Offers a preschool program and childcare program with preschool structure for children ages 3 to 5 years of age. Class sizes are limited. The preschool/childcare curriculum offers art, language arts, music, science, math, computer skills, gross motor activities (gym time, playground, and swimming), circle time and field trips. All children are provided with an AM and PM snack. Childcare program children need to bring a packed lunch September-May. During the summer, June-August, childcare participates in the USDA food program (free lunches).

Provides before- and after-school programs in Sylvania Elementary Schools and preschools at Woodrow Preschool and Northview Preschool.

Provides public education for children in pre-school.

Child development program that includes education and comprehensive services. Program is federall funded. Head Start and Early Head Start also available through home based services. Comprehensive services include: * Medical and dental * Nutrition * Physical and developmental disability screening * Mental health * Parent, Family, Community Engagement (PFCE)

Hopewell School offers two school age classrooms for students ages 6-21. Classes are provided for children who meet the eligibility requirements for students with multiple disabilities and their IEP team has determined that Hopewell School is the least restrictive environment for the student. The school age teachers use the Attainment Curriculum which focuses on academics, social skills, self-care skills, life skills and communication. Throughout the day you may see the students doing laundry, identifying money, shredding paper, sorting silverware, and working on hygiene skills. The school provides speech therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, aquatic therapy, and adaptive physical education in order to meet the individual needs of all students.

Provides and array of services for individuals with developmental disabilities from birth to death.

Head Start is a national program that promotes school readiness by enhancing the social and cognitive development of children through the provision of educational, health, nutritional, social and other services to enrolled children and families. Children who attend Head Start participate in a variety of educational activities. They also receive free medical and dental care, enjoy healthy meals and snacks, and play outdoors and indoors in a safe setting. Head Start centers are required to meet all State and local licensing regulations.

Offers early care and education for children 18 months to the age of 12 years. Provides full USDA breakfast, pm snack, lunch supplements are given. Parents are to provide lunch for children. Tuition assistance through Job and Family Service is accepted. Tuition scholarship for eligible families is provided only if available.