Phone: Fax: weecare unm. The University of New Mexico. University of New Mexico Children's Campus. The purpose of New Mexico Pre-K and New Mexico Pilot Early Pre-K is to: Increase statewide access to voluntary high quality early childhood education programs Provide developmentally appropriate early learning activities for New Mexico children that focus on school readiness Expand early childhood community capacity Provide high quality early childhood education programs based on the comprehensive framework as described in the New Mexico PreK and Early PreK Program Standards Program Hours Will be determined based on the state of the current health emergency as well as required protocols outlined by the State of New Mexico Childcare Licensing and the Early Childhood Education and Care Department.
Applications for the year will be available online Tues day, January 4, at am. You will be directed to a link to complete your Early PreK Application.
Once you have submitted your application it is important that you follow the prompts and confirm your email address. If you do not confirm your email address we will not receive your application.
The Child Care Assistance Program subsidizes the cost of child care for families. In order to receive Child Care Assistance , you may be required to pay a portion of your child care bill. This is called a copay, and it is based on your income and family size. The amount of assistance your family receives—called a subsidy—will vary depending upon the age of the child, the type of child care setting, and the rating of the child care program as determined by the Look for the STARS Quality Rating System.
To become a Licensed or Registered provider , there are fees that must be paid prior to being approved as a provider such as the Background Check processing fee and application fee. Head Start programs deliver services to children and families in core areas of early learning, health, and family well-being while engaging parents as partners every step of the way.
Because the program focuses on the family as a whole, children receive early screenings which may lead to early identification of developmental delays, lead poisoning, and dental, health care, and mental health service needs. The program also provides nutritious meals to children and referrals to community resources for families. The Home Based program serves children prenatal to 3 and is available for working or non-working families.
Center Based programs serve children 6 weeks to 3 years old and are designed for working families. Families access services through an income-based application process.
Find a NM Head Start location. An additional series of videos will soon be available in Spanish. The Division reviews data to make decisions that will impact support for SWDs to meet college and career ready-standards through equitable access to rigorous courses, high-quality instruction, and appropriate resources.
All students with disabilities are engaged in high-quality curriculum and instruction within inclusive educational environment opportunities, leading to deep learning, and resulting in college, career, and community readiness.
If you suspect your child has a delay or disability, contact your local school district. It is beneficial to submit your request in writing but not required. If your child is currently receiving services through the Family Infant Toddler FIT program, your early interventionist will provide support during the transition to early childhood special education.
To contribute to the healthy growth, development, and wellness of young children and adults through nutrition support services in the State of New Mexico. The Family Nutrition Bureau administers two USDA Child Nutrition Programs which provide federal funds to participating institutions to initiate and maintain non-profit food service programs for eligible children and adults.
Summer Food Service Program: Any eligible age child can access benefits and services by visiting a designated meal site listed by location during the hours of distribution. CACFP benefits are available to all enrolled participants. Participation in CACFP is free unless your early childhood program has opted to use the pricing program provision.
In programs that do charge for meals, parents must complete an Income Eligibility Application in order to qualify for free meals. Otherwise, parents are required to pay a fee—either a reduced rate or a full rate, depending on family income. New Mexico provides a coordinated continuum of high-quality, community-driven, culturally and linguistically appropriate home visiting services that promote maternal, infant, and early childhood health, safety, development, and strong parent-child relationships.
Home Visiting helps families to:. Families interested in services can reach out directly to their local home visiting program to enroll. Contact information for local home visiting programs can be found on the New Mexico Kids website. New Mexico PreK provides three- and four-year-old children the opportunity to attend a high-quality early childhood program before entering kindergarten.
New Mexico PreK helps young children develop a strong foundation for future learning, health, and behavior.
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