Irene O’Connell Community Center is a CAPIC Head Start site in Revere that provides early childhood classroom-based services for low-income children aged 3–5.
Irene O’Connell Community Center operates as an early childhood classroom site serving preschool-age children in Revere. The site is part of a multi-site Head Start program and its centers are licensed by the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care.
Services emphasize development across social, emotional, cognitive and physical domains through play-based learning and classroom activities. The site participates in a comprehensive model that includes health and family-support components and provides meals as part of the program (breakfast, lunch and an afternoon snack for applicable sessions).
Family supports include parent involvement opportunities, workshops, and family advocate assistance. Enrollment prioritizes families who meet income and eligibility guidelines; special circumstances and children with identified special needs may be considered. Most classrooms operate for approximately four hours per day, with full-day options available for eligible working families who hold vouchers.
A federally funded early childhood and family development program serving low-income families with children aged three to five, composed of health, education, parent involvement and social services components. The program provides classroom experiences designed to support readiness for kindergarten and includes a comprehensive nutrition component.
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