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SMILE Second Street Early Head Start Center

New Iberia, LA

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Center Address
3712 2nd St
New Iberia LA 70560
Contact Phone
(337) 234-3272
Head Start Program
SMILE Community Action Agency's HS Program
Program Type
Head Start

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Age Eligibility: Head Start -- Ages 3-4Children considered for enrollment must be at least three years old by September 30, the date used to determine eligibility for public schools in the community. Preference may be given to families who have two age-eligible children (ages three and four) providing all other eligibility requirements have been met. Children whose date of birth falls after September 30 of the program year will become age-eligible on their third birthday, and may be allowed to participate in the Head Start program providing all other guidelines are met. Once children are enrolled, they are allowed to remain in Head Start until kindergarten. However, the program may choose not to enroll a child a second year if there are compelling reasons such as a change in child’s family income, or another child with a greater need for Head Start services.
Operated By / Part of SMILE Community Action Agency's HS Program

Perhaps one of the greatest social programs of recent years, Head Start provides a part-day program for 1,300-plus preschool children. Includes social competence in health, educational, social and nutritional…

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