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Attention Head Start Grads - Where Are You Now?
If you are a Head Start Graduate from our Wyoming County program and are you a 2020 high school or college graduate, we have a contest for you.
Visit the link below for details on how to play.
Entry Form
For your participation, your name will be entered into a drawing for a gift card. Please note that all photos submitted will be posted to the MountainHeart Facebook page.
Submission Deadline is June 28, 2020. Winner will be announced on June 29, 2020.
Entrants
Lindsey Howard
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Teacher: Angela Clay Classroom: Southern My Experience with Head Start: I loved head start and I’d recommend it to anyone. It was wonderful for me, I feel like I had learned so much before I hit kindergarten. I knew my ABC’s, my numbers, I knew about computers, etc! Graduating School for 2020: Wyoming County Career and Technical Center Plans After Graduation: I plan to take my LPN boards, work for a little bit and then hopefully continue my education and become an RN. |
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Sandra Nichole McMillion
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Teacher: Mrs. Terri Kennedy Classroom: Glen Fork My Experience with Head Start: Head Start was a fun experience and great way to make friends while preparing me for Elementary School. Graduating School for 2020: Westside High Plans After Graduation: Attending WCCTC to pursue a career in cosmetology. |
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Daniel Gilco
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Teacher: Donna Gibson Classroom: Baileysville I My Experience with Head Start: I loved it, I learned so much and made friends I still have now. Graduating School for 2020: Westside High School Plans After Graduation: I’m going to go straight to work. |
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Jacob Blankenship
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Teacher: Donna Gibson Classroom: Baileysville My Experience with Head Start: I met some good friends while attending head start. We are still friends today. Graduating School for 2020: Westside High School Plans After Graduation: Furthering my education in welding. |
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West Virginia Community Action Portal - LITT Lite
Use this site to apply for assistance with utilities, rent, food, and other needs.
This site is provided for West Virginia citizens seeking to apply for assistance with one or more household needs. A variety of services are available through local Community Action Agencies and other community services providers. Eligibility for most assistance programs is based on household income and available funding.
If you have an Apple or Android device, you can download the LITT Lite application app to apply for services. Search the words LITT Lite in the appropriate app store. You can also apply using your computer through the Web Portal. Please click the appropriate link below.
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Child Care Center COVID-19 Testing - Executive Order 35-20 - Guidance for Child Care Centers
Dear Providers,
Executive Order 35-20 issued May 6, 2020 requires all staff at Child Care Centers licensed by the WV DHHR Bureau for Children and Families pursuant to 78 CSR 1 (the regulations for Child Care Centers) to be tested for COVID-19.
All currently operating Critical Child Care sites have 10 days from the date of the Executive Order – May 6, 2020 to complete the testing requirements.
M E M O R A N D U M - Child Care Providers & Child Care Resource & Referral Agencies - Re: WV Strong – The Comeback
M E M O R A N D U M
To: Child Care Providers & Child Care Resource & Referral Agencies
From: Diana Gillispie, Child Care Policy Specialist
Date: May 7, 2020
Re: WV Strong – The Comeback
As we move through the process of re-opening child care services in WV, we must remain vigilant with our consideration for essential workers who are eligible for Critical Child Care. Applicants who are determined to be essential workers will continue to be eligible for critical child care as long as funding allows.
