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6 Headstart Programs in Alaska

Browse 6 headstart programs across Alaska. Find licensed daycare centers, compare options by city, and choose the best childcare for your family.

Choosing Daycare Centers in Alaska

Finding the right daycare center for your child is crucial. Understanding the landscape of childcare services in Alaska can make the decision-making process smoother.

Alaska has about 233 daycares providing essential child services for families in the state.

Compare the average fees charged by daycare centers in Alaska. Consider your budget while ensuring that the chosen daycare offers the necessary services and quality care.

Daycare Breakdown in Alaska

There are 233 daycares in Alaska: 6 headstart facilities, 10 before/after school centers, 0 religious facility daycares, and 217 childcare and preschool centers.

Daycare TypeTotal
Childcare & Pre-school217
Headstart Programs6
Religious / Church Based Daycare0
Before or After School10

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🎨 Preschools 25🌱 Montessori 7✝️ Christian Daycare 5👶 Infant & Toddler 3

All Headstart Programs in Alaska

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Kids' Corps - Mt View Early Head Start
Headstart Programs
5
Address
3350 Commercial Drive, Suite 100, Anchorage, AK
Phone
(907) 222-1222
Cook Inlet Native Head Start
Headstart Programs
4.9

Cook Inlet Native Head Start receives consistently high praise from parents, with all reviews rating it 5/5 stars. Parents commend the friendly and knowledgeable staff, strong cultural emphasis on Alaska Native traditions, and commitment to parental involvement and child development.

Excellent teachers and staffclean and safe environmentstrong cultural curriculum focused on Alaska Native cultures
Address
6901 E Tudor Road, Anchorage, AK
Phone
(907) 433-1600
Thrivalaska Head Start Birth To 5 -Fbks
Headstart Programs
3.8

ThrivAlaska Head Start receives mostly positive reviews praising caring staff and child development, with parents noting strong teacher-child relationships and supportive communication. However, some parents report serious concerns about child safety, including unreported injuries, inadequate diaper changes, and insufficient supervision.

Caring and loving teachersstrong emotional support for familieschild development and learning
Address
1949 Gillam Way, Fairbanks, AK
Phone
(907) 452-4267
Clare Swan Early Head Start Child Care
Headstart Programs
3.7
Address
800 Northway Drive, Anchorage, AK
Phone
(907) 793-3626
Fairbanks Native Assoc Head Start 0-5
Headstart Programs
Address
3830 South Cushman Street, Fairbanks, AK
Phone
(907) 452-1648
Ccs Early Learning- Early Head Start Cen
Headstart Programs
Address
2060 E. Foundry Way, Wasilla, AK
Phone
(907) 373-7000

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Frequently asked questions

There are 6 headstart programs daycares across Alaska. Browse by city to find options near you.
All licensed daycare facilities in Alaska are listed in our directory. You can also verify a facility's license status through Alaska's childcare licensing agency. Licensed facilities must meet state standards for safety, health, staff-to-child ratios, and staff qualifications.
When comparing daycare options in Alaska, consider:
  • Licensing status and inspection history
  • Staff-to-child ratios (Alaska sets minimum requirements by age group)
  • Staff qualifications and training
  • Safety measures and facility cleanliness
  • Parent reviews and Google ratings
  • Curriculum and daily schedule
  • Location, hours, and cost
Daycare costs in Alaska vary by location, child's age, and facility type. Full-time center-based care typically ranges from $150 to $400+ per week. Infant care is generally more expensive due to lower staff-to-child ratio requirements. Urban areas tend to have higher costs than rural areas.