
Browse 239 headstart programs across Georgia. Find licensed daycare centers, compare options by city, and choose the best childcare for your family.
Finding the right daycare center for your child is crucial. Understanding the landscape of childcare services in Georgia can make the decision-making process smoother.
Georgia has about 5,545 daycares providing essential child services for families in the state.
Compare the average fees charged by daycare centers in Georgia. Consider your budget while ensuring that the chosen daycare offers the necessary services and quality care.
There are 5,545 daycares in Georgia: 239 headstart facilities, 986 before/after school centers, 537 religious facility daycares, and 3,783 childcare and preschool centers.
| Daycare Type | Total |
|---|---|
| Childcare & Pre-school | 3,783 |
| Headstart Programs | 239 |
| Religious / Church Based Daycare | 537 |
| Before or After School | 986 |
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One parent reports a significant administrative failure involving a scheduled enrollment appointment that was not honored, resulting in a wasted morning and inability to enroll their child. The review highlights issues with staff availability, as calls went unanswered and voicemails were left without resolution.
One parent highlights a stress-free enrollment and friendly staff, while another notes positive experiences from their own childhood attendance. However, a separate complaint points to significant operational issues regarding bus availability and transportation staffing.
One parent describes a highly positive experience, citing friendly staff, efficient administrative support, and engaging interactions with Mr. Gordon, despite the distance from St. Mary’s. In contrast, another reviewer reports a terrible experience characterized by rude staff, an unapproachable director, and an unwelcoming atmosphere.
CDI Head Start in Lithonia receives mixed reviews with ratings ranging from 1-5 stars. Some parents praise responsive staff and specific teachers, while others report classroom placement issues, lack of educational progress, and concerns about staff professionalism and integrity.
Newton County Head Start Center receives mixed reviews. Positive reviews praise staff quality and developmental progress made by children, noting significant improvements in speech and literacy skills. Negative reviews cite concerns about the school environment and potential cultural integration issues.
ECDC Barrow County Early Head Start receives mixed reviews with significant praise for individual teachers and classroom instruction, but serious criticism regarding administration and leadership. Parents highlight the emotional growth and learning of their children, though recent administrative changes have prompted concerns about management quality and parental communication.
Our House is a Head Start program in Decatur that serves homeless and low-income families. Parents generally praise the staff's dedication and the organization's mission, though some report issues with staff rudeness, strict policies, and resource limitations.
Reviews are highly polarized. One detailed 5-star review praised the staff's genuine care, educational quality, and support for both children and families. However, multiple 1-star reviews reported concerns about staff rudeness, lack of communication, inadequate safety protocols, and insensitive responses to child injuries.
Coffee County Head Start receives mixed reviews. Positive feedback highlights helpful staff and enrollment processes, with some parents satisfied with their children's experience. However, multiple parents report significant concerns about bus transportation reliability, communication issues, staff policies, and administrative responsiveness to parent complaints.
Greene County Head Start receives overwhelmingly positive reviews praising staff members Tanishia Peaks and Rita Cheeley for exceptional customer service and going above and beyond to resolve issues. However, some negative reviews cite difficulties reaching the office by phone, long wait times, and concerns about eligibility determinations.
One parent highlights the state-funded nature of the program and praises a staff member for being knowledgeable and advocating for families, while another reports severe safety concerns involving physical abuse and unchecked bullying. The latter review details a pattern of incidents including biting and hitting that result in no consequences for the aggressors, causing distress for other students.
Parents highlight helpful staff who assist with complaints and relocation logistics, but report significant operational issues including unexplained office closures and non-responsive case workers. One review praises specific employees for kindness and support, while others describe frustrating experiences with inaccessible office hours and unanswered calls.
Parent feedback for R L MACK HEAD START is mixed, with one family reporting high satisfaction regarding their grandson's social and academic readiness for kindergarten. Conversely, other parents cite significant concerns, including staff rudeness and a lack of adequate training and patience for children with behavioral or learning challenges.
One parent describes a positive experience with the school itself, while another reports a serious safety incident involving a student's unauthorized absence and poor communication between partner sites. The latter review also highlights concerns about staff rudeness, inadequate supervision of a young child, and a lack of assistance with basic clothing needs.
One parent reports an excellent experience with a clean facility and supportive staff, while another describes a disturbing incident involving aggressive teacher behavior and yelling observed during a visit. The feedback highlights both the program's community involvement and significant concerns regarding staff conduct and child safety.
This is a DFCS/government benefits office, not a daycare center. Reviews are highly polarized, with a few praising individual staff members for helpfulness, but the majority reporting chronic communication failures, unprofessional staff behavior, long processing delays, and inability to reach caseworkers.
One parent highlights the educational value of the program for young children, while others report significant operational failures including a hostile supervisor and chronic bus delays. These conflicting experiences suggest a wide disparity in the quality of staff conduct and logistical reliability.
One parent reports being unable to reach staff via phone, noting that calls go unanswered and messages are not returned, while describing the few interactions attempted as rude. Another review highlights similar communication failures, stating that the facility is difficult to contact and suggesting a need for better management.
THE SUNSHINE HOUSE #75 in Lawrenceville is a Head Start facility with consistently positive feedback from parents. All 10 recent reviews gave 5-star ratings, with parents praising the caring staff, strong leadership, educational focus, and secure environment. Children reportedly enjoy attending and parents feel confident leaving their kids in the center's care.
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