Head Start/Early Head Start and Title I Preschool

 Teresa Oster
Director
(801) 402-0652
toster@dsdmail.net

Classes are located in elementary schools throughout Davis School District.  There are 3 options for classes:

• 4 hours/day Monday thru Thursday
• 6 hours/day Monday thru Friday
• Two Full Day classes - 8 hours/day Monday thru Friday.  These classes are located at the FEC - Kaysville.

Early Head Start Center Based classes are located at Canyon Heights in Kaysville and DCLC in Clearfield.

Early Head Start has 3 options:

• Prenatal - Pregnant women receive regularly scheduled home visits with a prenatal educator.  Information, education, and resources related to prenatal topics are discussed at these visits.
• Center Based option - Children attend 5 days a week for a minimum of six hours per day.  This option is for parents that are attending high school (teen parents), an educational program or working, and show a need for child care for at least six hours per day.
• Home Based option - Classes are held a minimum of twice monthly for 1 1/2 hours with the parent and child attending together.  The teacher makes a home visit weekly to work with the parent and child on child development activities that can be done in the home.

                                                                     Title I Preschool Locations

                                 Adelaide Elementary                                                  Antelope Elementary
                                 731 W 3600 S - Bountiful                                            1810 S Main - Clearfield

                                 Doxey Elementary                                                       Holt Elementary
                                 944 N 250 W - Sunset                                                 448 N 1000 W - Clearfield

                                 King Elementary                                                           Layton Elementary
                                 601 E 1000 N - Layton                                                  369 W Gentile St - Layton

                                 Lincoln Elementary                                                       Meadowbrook Elementary
                                 591 W 2000 N - Layton                                                700 N 325 W - Bountiful

                                 South Clearfield Elementary                                      Vae View Elementary
                                 990 E 700 S - Clearfield                                               1750 W 1600 N - Layton

                                 Wasatch Elementary (DCLC)                                      Whitesides Elementary
                                 270 E Center St - Clearfield                                         233 Colonial Ave - Layton

Policy Council is made up of Parents and Community Representatives.  Each classroom has an Executive Committee, and the Chair of the committee serves on the Policy Council. 

Policy council works in partnership with key Program management and staff and the School Board to develop, review and approve policies, strategic directions, criteria for the recruitment, selection and enrollment of children, funding application, personnel and other business that requires Policy Council approval.

Short trainings are done at each Policy council meeting, and Community Partners share information and resources available for families which the PC Chairs to take back to the parents in their individual classrooms.

Click here for Policy Council By-Laws

 "Many an excellent man is tempted to forget that the best offering he can make to his children is himself." 
     --Henry  Neuman

FISH Activity:  April 20th - Dinosaur Park     Click here for information
                                                                         Click here for Spanish

F.I.S.H Philosophy:

Fathers Involved Shaping Head Start children
Create meaningful opportunities for
men to learn and develop effective
fathering skills, spend more time with their
children, and become a player in the
development of their child.

Parent Information & Resource Library (PIRC) assists parents in taking a proactive approach to developing a whole, healthy family by making educational materials, training, support, information and other resources readily accessible to all families in Davis County.