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Right now, the federal government is considering changes to the #HeadStart standards.
Parents and caregivers: Add your name to the national Parent Sign-On Letter by September 30, 2026, to make your voice heard: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
As the federal government considers changes to #HeadStart standards, parents are signing a national letter asking that the strengths of Head Start be protected.
Add your name by September 30, 2026: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
Anyone can submit a comment on the proposed changes to #HeadStart, including parents, caregivers, staff, alumni, and community members.
Use our step-by-step How to Comment Guide to learn how: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
The federal government is asking for public input on proposed changes to #HeadStart, and your experience can help inform what happens next.
Read NHSA's How to Comment Guide to learn more: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
NHSA created a guide to the #HeadStart Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that explains the proposal in plain language and includes opportunities for parents to have a voice in their program.
Learn more: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
NHSA’s Parent Guide to the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) breaks down the federal government's proposed changes to #HeadStart and explains how they could impact families and children.
Learn more: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
Head Start parents and caregivers know firsthand what helps children and families thrive.
Right now, the federal government is considering changes to the Head Start Program Performance Standards, the rules that help shape how Head Start programs operate and the services families receive.
Parents have an opportunity to speak up about what they want protected. Add your name to the national Parent Sign-On Letter and help make sure family voices are part of this conversation.
Sign by September 30, 2026: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
#HeadStart #StandForHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
What should decision-makers know about Head Start? Ask the people who experience it every day.
Head Start parents and caregivers understand the difference health services, disability supports, strong classrooms, and opportunities for parent leadership can make for a family.
As the federal government considers changes to Head Start standards, parents across the country are signing a national letter asking that the strengths of Head Start be protected.
Parents and caregivers: Add your name by September 30, 2026, to make your voice heard: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
You do not have to be a policy expert to comment on proposed changes to Head Start.
Anyone can submit a public comment, including parents, caregivers, staff, alumni, and community members. Sharing a personal experience can help federal decision-makers understand how proposed changes could affect real Head Start children, families, and programs.
Not sure where to start? This step-by-step How to Comment Guide explains the process and offers tips for writing a meaningful comment.
Download the guide and make your voice heard: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
#HeadStart #StandForHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
The federal government is asking for public input on proposed changes to Head Start, and your experience can help inform what happens next.
Public comments give parents, staff, alumni, and community members an opportunity to explain what works in Head Start, what matters most to children and families, and what decision-makers should consider before a final rule is issued.
NHSA’s How to Comment Guide makes it easier to participate, with simple steps for submitting a comment and tips for sharing your experience effectively.
Read the guide and submit your comment: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
#HeadStart #StandForHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
There are proposed changes to the Head Start Program Performance Standards, and we want parents and caregivers in our Head Start community to have clear information about what those changes could mean.
NHSA created a Parent Guide to the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that explains the proposal in plain language, including potential changes related to health services, disability supports, eligibility, classroom requirements, and opportunities for parents to have a voice in their program.
Parents and caregivers: Read the guide, learn what is being proposed, and find out how you can make your voice heard: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
Head Start works best when parents and caregivers are informed and involved.
As the federal government considers changes to the standards that guide Head Start, we’re sharing a new resource to help families understand what is being proposed. NHSA’s Parent Guide to the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) breaks down some of the key changes in straightforward, everyday language and explains how they could impact children and families.
Take a few minutes to learn more and share the guide with other Head Start parents and caregivers in your community: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
#HeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation #StandForHeadStart
Head Start parents and caregivers know firsthand what helps children and families thrive.
Right now, the federal government is considering changes to the Head Start Program Performance Standards, the rules that help shape how Head Start programs operate and the services families receive.
Parents have an opportunity to speak up about what they want protected. Add your name to the national Parent Sign-On Letter and help make sure family voices are part of this conversation.
Sign by September 30, 2026: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
#HeadStart #StandForHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
What should decision-makers know about Head Start? Ask the people who experience it every day.
Head Start parents and caregivers understand the difference health services, disability supports, strong classrooms, and opportunities for parent leadership can make for a family.
As the federal government considers changes to Head Start standards, parents across the country are signing a national letter asking that the strengths of Head Start be protected.
Parents and caregivers: Add your name by September 30, 2026, to make your voice heard: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
You do not have to be a policy expert to comment on proposed changes to Head Start.
Anyone can submit a public comment, including parents, caregivers, staff, alumni, and community members. Sharing a personal experience can help federal decision-makers understand how proposed changes could affect real Head Start children, families, and programs.
Not sure where to start? This step-by-step How to Comment Guide explains the process and offers tips for writing a meaningful comment.
Download the guide and make your voice heard: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
#HeadStart #StandForHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
The federal government is asking for public input on proposed changes to Head Start, and your experience can help inform what happens next.
Public comments give parents, staff, alumni, and community members an opportunity to explain what works in Head Start, what matters most to children and families, and what decision-makers should consider before a final rule is issued.
NHSA’s How to Comment Guide makes it easier to participate, with simple steps for submitting a comment and tips for sharing your experience effectively.
Read the guide and submit your comment: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
#HeadStart #StandForHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
There are proposed changes to the Head Start Program Performance Standards, and we want parents and caregivers in our Head Start community to have clear information about what those changes could mean.
NHSA created a Parent Guide to the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that explains the proposal in plain language, including potential changes related to health services, disability supports, eligibility, classroom requirements, and opportunities for parents to have a voice in their program.
Parents and caregivers: Read the guide, learn what is being proposed, and find out how you can make your voice heard: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
Head Start works best when parents and caregivers are informed and involved.
As the federal government considers changes to the standards that guide Head Start, we’re sharing a new resource to help families understand what is being proposed. NHSA’s Parent Guide to the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) breaks down some of the key changes in straightforward, everyday language and explains how they could impact children and families.
Take a few minutes to learn more and share the guide with other Head Start parents and caregivers in your community: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
#HeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation #StandForHeadStart
Head Start parents and caregivers know firsthand what helps children and families thrive.
Right now, the federal government is considering changes to the Head Start Program Performance Standards, the rules that help shape how Head Start programs operate and the services families receive.
Parents have an opportunity to speak up about what they want protected. Add your name to the national Parent Sign-On Letter and help make sure family voices are part of this conversation.
Sign by September 30, 2026: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
#HeadStart #StandForHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
What should decision-makers know about Head Start? Ask the people who experience it every day.
Head Start parents and caregivers understand the difference health services, disability supports, strong classrooms, and opportunities for parent leadership can make for a family.
As the federal government considers changes to Head Start standards, parents across the country are signing a national letter asking that the strengths of Head Start be protected.
Parents and caregivers: Add your name by September 30, 2026, to make your voice heard: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
You do not have to be a policy expert to comment on proposed changes to Head Start.
Anyone can submit a public comment, including parents, caregivers, staff, alumni, and community members. Sharing a personal experience can help federal decision-makers understand how proposed changes could affect real Head Start children, families, and programs.
Not sure where to start? This step-by-step How to Comment Guide explains the process and offers tips for writing a meaningful comment.
Download the guide and make your voice heard: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
#HeadStart #StandForHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
The federal government is asking for public input on proposed changes to Head Start, and your experience can help inform what happens next.
Public comments give parents, staff, alumni, and community members an opportunity to explain what works in Head Start, what matters most to children and families, and what decision-makers should consider before a final rule is issued.
NHSA’s How to Comment Guide makes it easier to participate, with simple steps for submitting a comment and tips for sharing your experience effectively.
Read the guide and submit your comment: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
#HeadStart #StandForHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
There are proposed changes to the Head Start Program Performance Standards, and we want parents and caregivers in our Head Start community to have clear information about what those changes could mean.
NHSA created a Parent Guide to the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that explains the proposal in plain language, including potential changes related to health services, disability supports, eligibility, classroom requirements, and opportunities for parents to have a voice in their program.
Parents and caregivers: Read the guide, learn what is being proposed, and find out how you can make your voice heard: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
Head Start works best when parents and caregivers are informed and involved.
As the federal government considers changes to the standards that guide Head Start, we’re sharing a new resource to help families understand what is being proposed. NHSA’s Parent Guide to the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) breaks down some of the key changes in straightforward, everyday language and explains how they could impact children and families.
Take a few minutes to learn more and share the guide with other Head Start parents and caregivers in your community: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
#HeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation #StandForHeadStart
NHSA worked with parents to create a national Parent Sign-On Letter about proposed changes to the #HeadStart standards.
If you’re a Head Start parent or caregiver, consider adding your name by September 30, 2026: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
I’m sharing the national Parent Sign-On Letter responding to proposed changes to the #HeadStart standards so other parents and caregivers can participate.
Consider adding your name by September 30, 2026: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
The federal government is proposing changes to the #HeadStart standards. Parents and caregivers, now is your chance to explain what should be protected.
Learn how to submit a comment: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
#Head Start parents and caregivers, your experience is something federal decision-makers should hear as they consider changes to the program standards.
Learn how to submit a public comment: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
Do you want to learn more about the proposed changes to the #HeadStart standards?
NHSA created a Parent Guide that explains what they could mean for children and families like mine.
Read it today: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
There’s a lot of information out there about the proposed changes to #HeadStart.
For an accurate, easy-to-read breakdown, check out NHSA's Parent Guide: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
As a Head Start parent, I know how important it is for families to understand the decisions that could affect our children and our programs.
NHSA worked with Head Start parents to create a national Parent Sign-On Letter about the proposed changes to the Head Start Program Performance Standards.
If you’re a Head Start parent or caregiver, take a few minutes to read the letter and consider adding your name by September 30, 2026: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
Head Start parents have firsthand experience with the services, relationships, and opportunities that make this program part of our families’ lives.
There is now a national Parent Sign-On Letter responding to proposed changes to the Head Start standards. I’m sharing it so other Head Start parents and caregivers can learn what it says and decide whether they want to participate.
Read the letter and consider adding your name by September 30, 2026: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #EarlyChildhoodEducation
As a Head Start parent, I know our experiences can help decision-makers understand what this program means for children and families.
The federal government is accepting public comments on proposed changes to the Head Start standards, and parents and caregivers can participate. You do not have to be a policy expert. You can simply share your experience and explain what you believe should be considered.
NHSA’s How to Comment Guide walks through the process step by step and offers tips for writing your own comment.
Learn how to submit a comment at https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandforHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
If you’re a Head Start parent or caregiver, your experience is something federal decision-makers should hear as they consider changes to the Head Start standards.
I know submitting a public comment can sound complicated, but NHSA created a How to Comment Guide that makes the process easier to understand. It explains where to submit a comment, what you might want to include, and how to tell your own Head Start story.
Take a look at the guide and consider sharing what matters to you and your family: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
As a Head Start parent, I want to understand the changes being considered for the program and what they could mean for children and families like mine.
NHSA created a Parent Guide that explains the proposed changes to the Head Start standards in everyday language. It covers areas that could affect families, including health services, disability supports, eligibility, classrooms, and opportunities for parents to be involved.
If you’re a Head Start parent or caregiver, this guide is a helpful place to start: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
There’s a lot of information out there about the proposed changes to Head Start, and it can be hard to know where to start.
I’m sharing NHSA’s Parent Guide because it breaks down what is being proposed in a way that is easier to understand. It helped me learn more about the changes being considered and how they could affect the parts of Head Start that families experience every day.
If you’re part of a Head Start family, take a few minutes to read it and share it with another parent or caregiver: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
As a Head Start parent, I know how important it is for families to understand the decisions that could affect our children and our programs.
NHSA worked with Head Start parents to create a national Parent Sign-On Letter about the proposed changes to the Head Start Program Performance Standards.
If you’re a Head Start parent or caregiver, take a few minutes to read the letter and consider adding your name by September 30, 2026: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
Head Start parents have firsthand experience with the services, relationships, and opportunities that make this program part of our families’ lives.
There is now a national Parent Sign-On Letter responding to proposed changes to the Head Start standards. I’m sharing it so other Head Start parents and caregivers can learn what it says and decide whether they want to participate.
Read the letter and consider adding your name by September 30, 2026: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #EarlyChildhoodEducation
As a Head Start parent, I know our experiences can help decision-makers understand what this program means for children and families.
The federal government is accepting public comments on proposed changes to the Head Start standards, and parents and caregivers can participate. You do not have to be a policy expert. You can simply share your experience and explain what you believe should be considered.
NHSA’s How to Comment Guide walks through the process step by step and offers tips for writing your own comment.
Learn how to submit a comment at https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandforHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
If you’re a Head Start parent or caregiver, your experience is something federal decision-makers should hear as they consider changes to the Head Start standards.
I know submitting a public comment can sound complicated, but NHSA created a How to Comment Guide that makes the process easier to understand. It explains where to submit a comment, what you might want to include, and how to tell your own Head Start story.
Take a look at the guide and consider sharing what matters to you and your family: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
As a Head Start parent, I want to understand the changes being considered for the program and what they could mean for children and families like mine.
NHSA created a Parent Guide that explains the proposed changes to the Head Start standards in everyday language. It covers areas that could affect families, including health services, disability supports, eligibility, classrooms, and opportunities for parents to be involved.
If you’re a Head Start parent or caregiver, this guide is a helpful place to start: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
There’s a lot of information out there about the proposed changes to Head Start, and it can be hard to know where to start.
I’m sharing NHSA’s Parent Guide because it breaks down what is being proposed in a way that is easier to understand. It helped me learn more about the changes being considered and how they could affect the parts of Head Start that families experience every day.
If you’re part of a Head Start family, take a few minutes to read it and share it with another parent or caregiver: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
As a Head Start parent, I know how important it is for families to understand the decisions that could affect our children and our programs.
NHSA worked with Head Start parents to create a national Parent Sign-On Letter about the proposed changes to the Head Start Program Performance Standards.
If you’re a Head Start parent or caregiver, take a few minutes to read the letter and consider adding your name by September 30, 2026: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
Head Start parents have firsthand experience with the services, relationships, and opportunities that make this program part of our families’ lives.
There is now a national Parent Sign-On Letter responding to proposed changes to the Head Start standards. I’m sharing it so other Head Start parents and caregivers can learn what it says and decide whether they want to participate.
Read the letter and consider adding your name by September 30, 2026: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #EarlyChildhoodEducation
As a Head Start parent, I know our experiences can help decision-makers understand what this program means for children and families.
The federal government is accepting public comments on proposed changes to the Head Start standards, and parents and caregivers can participate. You do not have to be a policy expert. You can simply share your experience and explain what you believe should be considered.
NHSA’s How to Comment Guide walks through the process step by step and offers tips for writing your own comment.
Learn how to submit a comment at https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandforHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
If you’re a Head Start parent or caregiver, your experience is something federal decision-makers should hear as they consider changes to the Head Start standards.
I know submitting a public comment can sound complicated, but NHSA created a How to Comment Guide that makes the process easier to understand. It explains where to submit a comment, what you might want to include, and how to tell your own Head Start story.
Take a look at the guide and consider sharing what matters to you and your family: https://nhsa.org/nprm-resources/how-to-speak-up-for-head-start/submit-a-public-comment/
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart #EarlyChildhoodEducation
As a Head Start parent, I want to understand the changes being considered for the program and what they could mean for children and families like mine.
NHSA created a Parent Guide that explains the proposed changes to the Head Start standards in everyday language. It covers areas that could affect families, including health services, disability supports, eligibility, classrooms, and opportunities for parents to be involved.
If you’re a Head Start parent or caregiver, this guide is a helpful place to start: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
There’s a lot of information out there about the proposed changes to Head Start, and it can be hard to know where to start.
I’m sharing NHSA’s Parent Guide because it breaks down what is being proposed in a way that is easier to understand. It helped me learn more about the changes being considered and how they could affect the parts of Head Start that families experience every day.
If you’re part of a Head Start family, take a few minutes to read it and share it with another parent or caregiver: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14C78n4z8lDCQF4TFOnqAL-5mkO1m3yJF/view
#HeadStart #HeadStartParents #StandForHeadStart
This social media kit is designed to help users connect with Head Start alumni and invite them to join the growing Alumni Network. Use these ready-to-share messages to reach out, spark interest, and bring more voices into a community built on shared experiences and lasting impact.
#HeadStart shaped my story and now I’m part of the Head Start Alumni Network.
If you’re an alum too, you should be here. Let’s build this community together and show what Head Start makes possible. nhsa.org/alumni
#HeadStartAlumni #ProudAlum
Head Start is part of my story and always will be. It helped shape who I am and set me on the path I’m on today.
That’s why I joined the Head Start Alumni Network and why I think more of us should be part of it. There are millions of Head Start alums out there, and this is our chance to come together, build something meaningful, and stay connected through the program that connects us all.
If Head Start is part of your story too, this is your space. A place to share your journey, meet other alums, and be part of a growing community that shows what Head Start makes possible.
Come be part of it at nhsa.org/alumni #HeadStartAlumni #ProudAlum #HeadStart
Head Start is part of my story and always will be. It helped shape who I am and set me on the path I’m on today.
That’s why I joined the Head Start Alumni Network and why I think more of us should be part of it. There are millions of Head Start alums out there, and this is our chance to come together, build something meaningful, and stay connected through the program that connects us all.
If Head Start is part of your story too, this is your space. A place to share your journey, meet other alums, and be part of a growing community that shows what Head Start makes possible.
Come be part of it at nhsa.org/alumni #HeadStartAlumni #ProudAlum #HeadStart
Head Start is part of my story and always will be. It helped shape who I am and set me on the path I’m on today.
That’s why I joined the Head Start Alumni Network and why I think more of us should be part of it. There are millions of Head Start alums out there, and this is our chance to come together, build something meaningful, and stay connected through the program that connects us all.
If Head Start is part of your story too, this is your space. A place to share your journey, meet other alums, and be part of a growing community that shows what Head Start makes possible.
Come be part of it at nhsa.org/alumni #HeadStartAlumni #ProudAlum #HeadStart
#HeadStart stories don’t end when the program does.
The Head Start Alumni Network is bringing alums together to connect and share their experiences.
Know #HeadStartAlumni? Encourage them to join at nhsa.org/a. #StandforHeadStart
Head Start changes lives, and those stories don’t end when children leave the program.
The Head Start Alumni Network is bringing former Head Start children together to stay connected, share their experiences, and show what Head Start makes possible.
If you know someone who started in Head Start — a student, a parent, a colleague, a family member — encourage them to join. Their story matters, and this growing network is a powerful way to lift up those voices.
Help spread the word and be part of building something meaningful. Learn more at nhsa.org/alumni. #HeadStartAlumni #StandforHeadStart #HeadStart
Head Start changes lives, and those stories don’t end when children leave the program.
The Head Start Alumni Network is bringing former Head Start children together to stay connected, share their experiences, and show what Head Start makes possible.
If you know someone who started in Head Start — a student, a parent, a colleague, a family member — encourage them to join. Their story matters, and this growing network is a powerful way to lift up those voices.
Help spread the word and be part of building something meaningful. Learn more at nhsa.org/alumni. #HeadStartAlumni #StandforHeadStart #HeadStart
Use this social media kit to encourage your family, friends, colleagues, and followers to participate in the upcoming election. These customizable posts make it easy to share reminders about voter registration, election preparedness, and civic participation. Every conversation and every post can help raise awareness and encourage more people to take part in shaping the future of their communities through the democratic process.
Parents’ voices matter — in our communities and at the ballot box.
I’m checking my voter registration and encouraging you to do the same. Visit https://www.vote.org/ for voting resources.
#ParentsUnite #StandForHeadStart
Strong communities start with engaged families.
Check your voter registration and encourage others to do the same at https://www.vote.org/.
#ParentsUnite #StandForHeadStart
Head Start helped open doors for my family, and as parents, we have the power to open those same doors for our communities. Every parent deserves to have their voice heard.
Being registered and ready to vote is one way we can show up for our communities and future generations. Check your registration at https://www.vote.org/!
#ParentsUnite #StandForHeadStart
As a Head Start parent/alumni, I know how important it is for families to have a voice. Voting is one way we can participate in decisions that affect our communities and future generations.
If you haven’t checked your voter registration recently, now is a great time to do it. Visit https://www.vote.org/ to check your registration and more.
#ParentsUnite #StandForHeadStart
Head Start has impacted more than 40 million children and families over the last 61 years. As a parent/alumni supporter of Head Start, I believe civic participation is one important way families can help shape strong communities.
This year, I’m encouraging fellow parents, alumni, and supporters to check their voter registration status and be prepared for upcoming elections. Visit https://www.vote.org/ to learn more. #ParentsUnite #StandForHeadStart
Head Start’s legacy has always been rooted in family engagement and community leadership.
One way we can continue that tradition is by encouraging families and alumni to stay civically engaged and prepared to participate in elections. Visit https://www.vote.org/ for voting resources.
Parents’ voices matter. #ParentsUnite #StandForHeadStart