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Crockett Early Head Start promotes and advances the school readiness skills needed by young children. This is accomplished through enhancing students’ cognitive, social, and emotional development while also supporting and strengthening parent-child relationship.
Mascot: Crocs
School Colors: Green and Yellow
Motto: “Educating and impacting generations we may never know “
Crockett houses the Early Head Start Program. The program offers comprehensive child development services for children birth to three years of age in a developmentally appropriate setting. The program is designed to meet each child and parents’ individual needs. Our talented and dedicated staff is committed to providing young children and families with high quality services that will lead them to success.
Early Head Start targets pregnant and parenting teens in Abilene ISD. The Crockett Early Head Start works closely to provide services to families to empower them to be successful in school and life.
Nutrition – Child & Adult Food Care Program
- Justice for All poster
- Building for the Future-Nutrition & CACFP
- Crockett Food Menu
- Income Guidelines for Free or Reduced-Price Benefits
- WIC Fact Sheet
- WIC Shopping Guide
Child Care Regulation
- Child-Care Regulations Parent Notification
- Child Care Inspection Report
- Keeping Children Safe – English & Spanish
- Crockett Parent Handbook
EHS Information
Community Capacity Building and Partnerships: The Head Start and Early Head Start Programs collaborate with many community agencies to better serve children and families. Our collaborators include:
- A Call for Help
- Abilene Children’s Medical Assoc.
- Abilene Christian University Education Department
- Abilene Christian university Marriage and Family Institute
- Abilene Christian University School of Social Work
- Abilene Hope Haven, Inc.
- Abilene Pediatric Dental Association
- Abilene Professional Center
- Abilene Public Library
- Abilene Regional Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse (ARCADA)
- Abilene/Taylor County Child Advocacy center
- Abilene/Taylor County Public Health District
- Adams Pediatric
- AISD Adult Education Program
- AISD Office of Federal Programs
- AISD Title 1 Homeless Program
- AISD Vocational Adjustment Class
- Alliance for Women and Children
- BCFS Health & Human Services
- Big Brothers/Big sisters Program
- Big Country AHEC
- Big Country CASA
- Christian Ministries of Abilene
- Christian Service Center
- Christian Women’s Job Corps
- Cisco College
- Day Nursery of Abilene
- Department of Family and Protective Services
- Dr. Bayless
- Dr. Jane Estes Tindol
- Dr. Poorman
- Dr. Russell Dressen
- Early Head Start & Early Childhood Intervention
- ECI-LEA Early Transition
- Faith Works
- Food Bank of West Central Texas
- Foster Grandparent Program
- Grace Museum
- Habitat for Humanity
- Hardin Simmons University Dept. of Human Sciences and Education
- Hardin Simmons University Family Psychology Center
- Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC)
- Hector Garcia-Marerro, M.D.
- Hendrick Pulmonary Rehabilitation
- Hendrick Regional Laboratory
- Highland Counseling Center
- Housing Authority of Abilene
- Love and Care Ministry
- Marka Riddle, R.D.
- MCH Family Outreach
- National Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature (NCCIL)
- New Horizons Family Services Program
- Noah Project
- Presbyterian Children’s Home and Services
- Professional Association of Pediatrics
- Regional Victim Crisis Center
- St. Vincent De Paul
- Susan Zeff, R.D.
- Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
- Texas Workforce Commission
- The Salvation Army
- Turning Point Counseling
- United Supermarket #547
- West Texas Rehabilitation Center
- West Texas Rehabilitation Center Family Support Services
- Women, Infants and Children Nutrition Program
- Workforce Center
Our MissionÂ
Crockett Early Head Start promotes and advances the school readiness skills needed by young children. This is accomplished through enhancing students’ cognitive, social, and emotional development while also supporting and strengthening parent-child relationships.
Mascot: Crocs
School Colors: Green and Yellow
Motto: “Educating and impacting generations we may never know “
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Non-Discrimination Policy
The board has established policies and procedures to prohibit and promptly address inappropriate and offensive behaviors that are based on a person’s race, color, religion, sex, gender, national origin, disability, age, or any other basis prohibited by law.
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