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Building partnerships between Early Head Start grantees and family child care providers: Lessons from the Early Head Start for Family Child Care project: Final report
United States. Office of Head Start, 12 December, 2011
Washington, DC: U.S. Office of Head Start.

An evaluation of Early Head Start (EHS) for Family Child Care, a project to support partnerships between EHS grantees and family child care providers, that examines the characteristics of participating grantees and providers, the implementation, types, and sustainability of the partnerships, and lessons learned, based on project administrative data, interviews with 13 partnership teams, descriptive quality indicators and Head Start Program Information Report (PIR) data, and project documents

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Building partnerships between Early Head Start grantees and family child care providers: Lessons from the Early Head Start for Family Child Care project: Final report [Executive summary]
United States. Office of Head Start, 12 December, 2011
Washington, DC: U.S. Office of Head Start.

A summary of an evaluation of Early Head Start (EHS) for Family Child Care, a project to support partnerships between EHS grantees and family child care providers, that examines the characteristics of participating grantees and providers, the implementation, types, and sustainability of the partnerships, and lessons learned, based on project administrative data, interviews with 13 partnership teams, descriptive quality indicators and Head Start Program Information Report (PIR) data, and project documents

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Dual language learning: What does it take?: Head Start dual language report
United States. Office of Head Start, February, 2008
Washington, D.C.: U.S. Office of Head Start.

An assessment of local practices and needs related to the care and education of dual language learners in Head Start programs, based on data collected from over 200 parents and Head Start staff in conference calls, meetings, and focus group sessions

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Dual language learning: What does it take?: Head Start dual language report [Executive summary]
United States. Office of Head Start, February, 2008
Washington, D.C.: U.S. Office of Head Start.

A summary of an assessment of local practices and needs related to the care and education of dual language learners in Head Start programs, based on data collected from over 200 parents and Head Start staff in conference calls, meetings, and focus group sessions

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The Early Head Start for Family Child Care project: Profiles of the partnership teams: Final report
United States. Office of Head Start, 22 November, 2011
Washington, DC: U.S. Office of Head Start.

Profiles of 22 partnership teams participating in Early Head Start for Family Child Care, a project to support partnerships between EHS grantees and family child care providers

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The importance of teacher-child relationships in Head Start
United States. Office of Head Start, 20 November, 2008
(ACF–IM–HS–08–21). Washington, DC: U. S. Office of Head Start.

A discussion of the relationship of teacher-child relationships in early childhood to child outcomes and how Head Start programs can ensure high-quality teacher-child relationships

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Summary of teen parents served within Head Start
United States. Office of Head Start, 28 January, 2013
Washington, DC: U.S. Office of Head Start.

An overview of the percentage of parents in Early Head Start and Head Start who are teenagers

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