To submit this form, gather all necessary documents such as income verification forms, housing status papers, and support services documentation. Complete the form using PrintFriendly's PDF editor by filling in all required fields accurately. Once the form is filled out, save and download your completed document. Submit the form by contacting your local Head Start program directly or through the MySchools website. Alternatively, you can send the completed form via email or fax to the corresponding program office. For more assistance and information, it is recommended to call 311 or visit nyc.gov/prek and nyc.gov/3k.

The important dates for this form are generally based on federal and local program schedules. It is recommended to check with your local Head Start program for specific enrollment deadlines and program start dates.

The purpose of this form is to provide detailed information about the Head Start and Early Head Start programs, including eligibility criteria, services offered, and the application process. These programs aim to support young children and their families by offering high-quality early childhood education, nutritious meals, health screenings, and various support services. Head Start programs specifically serve three- and four-year-olds, while Early Head Start is designed for infants and toddlers. Both programs are comprehensive, addressing not only educational development but also health, nutrition, and family well-being. By participating in these programs, children receive a strong foundation for future success in school and beyond. Ultimately, this form serves as a guide for families seeking to determine their eligibility and access the valuable resources provided by Head Start and Early Head Start. It outlines the necessary steps for application, the required documentation, and the benefits families can expect to receive through their participation in these early childhood education programs.

• 1. Income Verification: This section requires documents such as Income Tax Form 1040, W-2 forms, TANF documentation, SSI documentation, and pay stubs to verify family income.
• 2. Housing Status: Applicants must provide information about their current housing situation, including whether they live in temporary housing.
• 3. Cash Assistance: Families receiving HRA Cash Assistance need to provide relevant documentation to confirm their assistance status.
• 4. Foster Care: If enrolling a child in foster care, applicants need to provide proof of foster care reimbursement.
• 5. Employment Verification: This section may require a written statement from employers or other documentation to verify employment status.

Failure to submit this form can result in a delay or denial of eligibility for Head Start and Early Head Start programs. Ensuring timely and accurate submission is crucial for accessing necessary services and support.

• Delayed Program Enrollment: Missing the submission deadline can lead to delays in enrolling your child in a Head Start or Early Head Start program.
• Loss of Eligibility: Failure to provide required documentation may result in losing eligibility for the program, affecting your child's access to early education services.
• Missed Support Services: Not submitting the form on time can cause your family to miss out on essential support services, including health screenings and nutritious meals.

• 1. Application for Early Education Programs: Use this form to apply for Head Start or Early Head Start programs for your child.
• 2. Income Verification: Submit this form to provide necessary income documentation for eligibility determination.
• 3. Housing Status Documentation: Complete this form to verify your family's housing status as part of the application process.
• 4. Support Services Access: Use this form to access additional support services such as health screenings, employment assistance, and adult education.
• 5. Foster Care Enrollment: Provide the required details and documentation to enroll a child in foster care into the Head Start program.