Nha-Miller Head Start

Nha-Miller Head Start is a federally-funded child development program serving low-income families with children birth to five years old. The program provides comprehensive early childhood education, health, nutrition, and family social services with both home-based and center-based options.

Philosophy

Head Start's approach is that the parent is the child's primary educator and that the entire family, as well as the community, must be involved in guiding and nurturing the child.

Ages served

Birth to five years old (Early Head Start: six weeks to three years; Head Start: three to five years)

Hours

Center-Based options: full day (6 or more hours) or part day (3.5 hours). Full day option available to families meeting employment and/or vocational training program requirements.

Meals

All meals served family style. Children receive one-third of their daily nutritional requirements.

Not stated on their website: Tuition, Teacher-child ratio, Outdoor play facilities, Specific daily schedule. Ask the preschool directly.

Summarized by AI from the preschool's own website (Jun 23, 2026). Not written or verified by PreschoolWise — confirm details directly with the program.