Quigg Newton Center

Operating a federally funded program for low income families with preschool aged children. RMSERs culturally sensitive Head Start Programs educate over 2,200 children yearly who are enrolled throughout the State of Colorado. RMSERs Head Start program also offers qualifying participants support services such as nutrition, health, childcare, clothing, transportation and temporary shelter.

RMSER Head Start Promotes School Readiness
Head Start prepares children for kindergarten by enhancing the social and cognitive development of a child through the provision of educational, health, nutritional, social and other services. Throughout the program year, RMSERs teaching staff implements the Creative Curriculum. This curriculum is based on valid science-based research and standardized training procedures, and curriculum materials to support implementation. It also promotes school readiness in the areas of language and cognitive development, early reading and math skills, social-emotional development, physical development and approaches to learning and is aligned with the Head Start Child Outcomes Framework.

RMSER Head Start Promotes Family and Community Partnerships
Head Start supports parents as they identify their own strengths, needs and interests. The importance of building a trusting, collaborative relationship between parents and staff is emphasized from time of enrollment. In order to provide the highest level of service to children and families, RMSER Head Start partners with many agencies within each community with the recognition that many other agencies and groups may be working with these same families.

Child Ages:

3 years - 5 years

Licenses & Accreditations:

Colorado Department of Human Services

Preschool:

Yes