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192 Headstart Programs in Illinois

Browse 192 headstart programs across Illinois. Find licensed daycare centers, compare options by city, and choose the best childcare for your family.

Choosing Daycare Centers in Illinois

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

Illinois has about 3,069 daycares providing essential child services for families in the state.

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

Daycare Breakdown in Illinois

There are 3,069 daycares in Illinois: 192 headstart facilities, 59 before/after school centers, 128 religious facility daycares, and 2,690 childcare and preschool centers.

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All Headstart Programs in Illinois

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Iroquois Area Head Start
Headstart Programs
Address
1001 E Grant St, Watseka, IL
Phone
(815) 432-5900
Springfield Urban League INC Head Start
Headstart Programs
Address
1551 Madison Pl, Springfield, IL
Phone
(217) 522-7303
Champaign Co. Head Start-Champaign West
Headstart Programs
Address
809 N Neil St, Champaign, IL
Phone
(217) 384-1200
Community Action Head Start Logan 1 & 3
Headstart Programs
Address
2018 N Kickapoo St, Lincoln, IL
Phone
(217) 732-3448
Two Rivers Headstart Agency
Headstart Programs

Two Rivers Headstart Agency receives consistently excellent feedback from parents, with all reviews rating the program 5 stars. Parents praise the caring, skilled staff who create a safe, loving environment where children thrive developmentally and emotionally. The program is noted for its educational focus, school readiness preparation, and strong community support.

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Address
1455 Sullivan Rd, Aurora, IL
Phone
(630) 907-9525
Ottawa Expansion Head Start
Headstart Programs
Address
103 W Mckinley Rd, Ottawa, IL
Phone
(815) 434-1355
Perry County Head Start
Headstart Programs
Address
Paradise Prairie School Rt 154, Tamaroa 3747 Hill Rd, IL
Phone
(618) 496-3535
North Macoupin Head Start
Headstart Programs
Address
231 W Fortune St, Virden, IL
Phone
(217) 965-5424
Robein Head Start
Headstart Programs
Address
200 Campus Ave, East Peoria, IL
Phone
(309) 699-6843
Erba Neoga Head Start
Headstart Programs
Address
1364 County Rd 100e, Neoga, IL
Phone
(217) 895-2361
Salem Head Start-Bcmw Community Services
Headstart Programs
Address
Salem Business Center, #30, Salem, IL
Phone
(618) 548-1020
Riverbend Head Start/Family Services-Gcn
Headstart Programs
Address
2413 Corporate Center Dr, Granite City, IL
Phone
(618) 797-1547

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Frequently asked questions

There are 192 headstart programs daycares across Illinois. Browse by city to find options near you.
All licensed daycare facilities in Illinois are listed in our directory. You can also verify a facility's license status through Illinois'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 Illinois, consider:
  • Licensing status and inspection history
  • Staff-to-child ratios (Illinois 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 Illinois 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.