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232 Headstart Programs in Missouri

Browse 232 headstart programs across Missouri. Find licensed daycare centers, compare options by city, and choose the best childcare for your family.

Choosing Daycare Centers in Missouri

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

Missouri has about 2,331 daycares providing essential child services for families in the state.

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

Daycare Breakdown in Missouri

There are 2,331 daycares in Missouri: 232 headstart facilities, 249 before/after school centers, 235 religious facility daycares, and 1,615 childcare and preschool centers.

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Ozarks Area Community Action Corporation
Headstart Programs
Address
5 W Delta St, Aurora, MO
Phone
(417) 678-5390
United Migrant Opportunity Services INC.
Headstart Programs
Address
10733 N Highway 39, Mount Vernon, MO
Phone
(417) 461-7958
Center School District
Headstart Programs
Address
8817 Wornall Rd, Kansas City, MO
Phone
(816) 349-3700
Independence School District
Headstart Programs
Address
4300 S Phelps Rd, Independence, MO
Phone
(816) 521-5478
Worth County Head Start - Community Services INC.
Headstart Programs

One parent reports that their grandson greatly enjoys attending the program and feels safe with the staff. The reviewer highlights the team's caring, professional, and loving approach to the children.

caring staffprofessional demeanorstaff love their jobs
Address
508 E 6th, Grant City, MO
Phone
(660) 564-3616
Atchison County Head Start - Community Services INC
Headstart Programs
Address
16635 Us Highway 136, Rock Port, MO
Phone
(660) 744-2616
Youth In Need
Headstart Programs

One parent highlights the school as great and notes that staff worked one-on-one with their son, while another describes it as a nice preschool where their daughter enjoys attending. The few reviews so far mention positive experiences without noting specific drawbacks.

one-on-one attentiongreat schoolnice environment
Address
3013 Meramec, St Louis, MO
Phone
(314) 353-6906
Urban League Of Metropolitan St.Louis
Headstart Programs

The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis receives overwhelming positive feedback for its community support services including job assistance, food pantries, utility bill help, and weatherization programs. Staff are consistently praised as professional, helpful, and welcoming. Two reviewers noted minor concerns about parking lot speed bumps and limited transportation options for seniors accessing services.

Professional and well-mannered staffcomprehensive community assistance programsjob training and career support
Address
911 N Spring, St Louis, MO
Phone
(314) 652-2406
Kingdom House Day Care
Headstart Programs
Address
1321 S 11th St, St Louis, MO
Phone
(314) 421-0400
Jefferson Franklin Community Action Corporation
Headstart Programs
Address
3251 Highway Mm, Gray Summit, MO
Phone
(636) 742-4660
Ozarks Area Community Action Corporation
Headstart Programs
Address
1051 S Grant Ave, Springfield, MO
Phone
(417) 865-5674
Missouri Ozarks Community Action INC.
Headstart Programs
Address
101 W Normal St, Iberia, MO
Phone
(573) 793-6713
Youth In Need
Headstart Programs
Address
1022 Steinhagen Rd, Warrenton, MO
Phone
(636) 456-1761
Ozarks Area Community Action Corporation
Headstart Programs
Address
829 S Falls Ave, Branson, MO
Phone
(417) 332-0003
Adair County Ri School District
Headstart Programs
Address
600 Rombauer Ave, Novinger, MO
Phone
(660) 488-6411
Economic Security Corporation Of Southwest Area
Headstart Programs
Address
628 Johnson Dr, Noel, MO
Phone
(417) 475-6450
Youth In Need
Headstart Programs

Parents highlight the quality of the teaching staff and the safety of the facility. One review specifically notes the great teachers and safe environment, while another offers brief positive feedback.

Great teachersSafe place
Address
1200 Continental Dr, Wentzville, MO
Phone
(636) 332-0265
Ozarks Area Community Action Corporation
Headstart Programs
Address
221 S Elder, Buffalo, MO
Phone
(417) 345-2240
Central Missouri Community Action
Headstart Programs
Address
504 White, California, MO
Phone
(573) 796-3519
North Central Missouri College/Green Hills Head Start
Headstart Programs
Address
210 W John St, Brookfield, MO
Phone
(660) 258-7571
Missouri Valley Community Action Agency
Headstart Programs
Address
601 E Broadway, Brunswick, MO
Phone
(660) 548-3680
Missouri Ozarks Community Action INC.
Headstart Programs
Address
145 N Monroe, Lebanon, MO
Phone
(417) 532-4989

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Frequently asked questions

There are 232 headstart programs daycares across Missouri. Browse by city to find options near you.
All licensed daycare facilities in Missouri are listed in our directory. You can also verify a facility's license status through Missouri'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 Missouri, consider:
  • Licensing status and inspection history
  • Staff-to-child ratios (Missouri 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 Missouri 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.