Selecting Fonts for Social Media Graphics
Find standard fonts for social media and learn when exceptions are made.
Find standard fonts for social media and learn when exceptions are made.
See the official color palette for Office of Head Start social media graphics.
Find tips for choosing and using icons in social media graphics and captions.
All photos must be culturally appropriate and should feature realistic, representative imagery that aligns with the mission and identity of OHS.
Follow these best practices to ensure your messages are effective, credible, and consistent across platforms.
The course provides family services professionals with foundational knowledge about trauma, healing, and resilience. Learn the impact of trauma and strategies you can apply to yourself and families in your program.
Check out this page to learn more about the Promoting Healthy Eating and Nutrition for Head Start Children and Families campaign.
This fact sheet provides a snapshot of compelling Head Start data collected throughout program year 2024, including enrollment, staffing, and budgeting data.
The program should notify parents/guardians when children develop new signs or symptoms of illness. Parent/guardian notification should be immediate for emergency or urgent issues. Staff should notify parents/guardians of children who have symptoms that require exclusion, and parents/guardians should remove children from the early care and education setting as soon as possible. For children whose symptoms do not require exclusion, verbal or written notification to the parent/guardian at the end of the day is acceptable. Most conditions that require exclusion do not require a primary health care provider visit before re-entering care.
Delve into key moments in Head Start history! Explore the timeline below to access archival photographs, video, resources, and more.
HeadStart.gov
official website of the Administration for Children and Families