The following are just a few examples of the types of community partnerships that Acelero Learning has successfully built in Head Start programs around the country.

In each location, our Board of Directors is comprised of long-time community organizers, health and social service professionals, civic leaders, and parents, who possess a deep understanding of the challenges faced by lowincome children and families.

Acelero Learning developed a partnership with a local school district to manage Head Start classrooms jointly funded by State Universal Pre-K funds and Head Start dollars.

Acelero Learning worked with a local YMCA to develop new facilities to serve low-income infants and toddlers with a high-quality Early Head Start program.

Acelero Learning partnered with a county child care resources and referral agency to provide eligible families with vouchers that extend the hours and services provided to preschool children in the Acelero Learning Head Start program.

We are committed to creating and investing a network of community partnerships that will serve children and families in Head Start for years to come.