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Homeless children experience adult-sized realities before their time. Family services staff, teachers, and others who work with families will find My Own Four Walls informative. The video shares details covered by the federal McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Act as seen through the eyes of a child.

This 21-minute streaming video features historical footage of Head Start from the 1960s along with interviews with more than 30 individuals who were Head Start staff, parents, and children in the early years of the program. The video will be helpful to new staff, parents, policy council members, and community members as it gives a comprehensive overview and historic context for Head Start.

This video focuses on the importance of child health and services for children with disabilities. It is part of the Head Start 40^th Anniversary series.

This videos discusses education and early childhood development in Head Start. It is part of Head Starts 40th Anniversary series.

Honoring the Past, Strengthening the Future

In Celebration of Head Start's 40th Anniversary 2005 Family and Community Partnerships

In Celebration of Head Start's 40th Anniversary 2005 Program Design and Management

This video celebrates the 40^th anniversary of Head Start. It highlights all of the changes of the program from 1965 to 2005.

In this webcast, Head Start Staff discuss how service areas work together to achieve family engagement outcomes which are essential for school readiness success and Kiersten Beigel, Office of Head Start Family and Community Partnerships Specialist, identifies the family engagement outcomes.

It is a staggering figure, but there are over 1.3 million homeless children in the United States alone. Teachers, family services staff and others who work with families and children will find America’s Invisible Children both informative and alarming. Join Joan Lunden as she looks at the dire state of homeless children and their struggles to get a basic education.