Kawerak Inc-Head Start

Nome Preschool Association, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that has been providing a quality introduction to the school experience for Nome children since 1970. With community support, they moved into their current building in 1988 and received an award from the Alaska Department of Education in 1990 for outstanding accomplishments in early childhood education. They offer a state-certified program and have a mission to nurture the development of early learning through play, education, and social interaction. The preschool focuses on various skill areas such as social-emotional development, self-help skills, language development, gross and fine motor skills, pre-academic readiness, and music, art, and story experiences. They aim to create a positive first school experience for children and encourage a love for learning. The program is supported by funds from the City of Nome, parent fees, fundraising, and donations, and parents are expected to participate in fundraising events to keep program fees affordable.Generated from the website

Kawerak Inc Head Start is a comprehensive pre-school program located in Nome, AK, that focuses on promoting social competence and structure among three and four-year-old children in the Bering Strait region. With a strong emphasis on parental involvement and the provision of health and social services, Kawerak Head Start offers a well-rounded program that prepares children for kindergarten. Serving multiple communities in the region, the program ensures that all children receive appropriate developmental screenings and referrals, with a special focus on inclusivity by reserving 10% of enrollment for children with disabilities. Kawerak Inc Head Start is a nationally recognized program that prioritizes school readiness by enhancing the social and cognitive development of children through educational, health, nutritional, social, and other supportive services. With a commitment to providing comprehensive, quality family-centered services, Kawerak Head Start aims to open doors of opportunity for eligible families in the Bering Strait region. Through a combination of guided social skill development, physical fitness activities, and educational tools, the program gives children a head start towards a successful transition to kindergarten.Generated from the website