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I – 039 If an enrolled Head Start family moves out of the Head Start program’s service area, can the family continue services with that Head Start program?

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I – 039 If an enrolled Head Start family moves out of the Head Start program’s service area, can the family continue services with that Head Start program?

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In most cases, the child should be served, if possible, by the Head Start program responsible for the area in which the child now lives. However, there may be some situations; i.e. the program’s year is almost over, the “receiving” program has a long waiting list while the program currently serving the child is struggling to maintain full enrollment, the involved child has special needs which make a transition especially difficult, etc. when it may be appropriate to allow the child to remain in the program that has, thus far, served the child. In such a situation both grantees and the child’s family must agree to the arrangement and the program serving the child needs approval from its ACF Regional Office.

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