Huffer Memorial Children's Center – Childcare Center located in Muncie, Indiana (huffermcc.org) Huffer is committed to providing a quality early childhood education program combined with quality child care services. Understanding developmentally appropriate practices, we have the philosophy that children learn by doing. We believe children learn best when they are relaxed, feel secure, and have a variety of choices available to them. All lesson plans are not only age appropriate but also individually tailored to meet the unique needs of all children in the program. Our role as a quality early childhood education center is to promote the cognitive, physical, social and emotional development of each child by building on the children's past experiences and introducing intriguing new hands on experiences daily in our curriculum. HMCC is NAEYC accredited as well as a Ball State University Professional Development School. Accepting children 6 weeks to 12 years. Contact Tanya Walden at twalden@huffermcc.org or 765-289-0409 M-F 730am-5pm
Home - Muncie Community Schools Grades PreK-12 Special Education Services for Muncie Community Schools. Any parent/guardian may make a referral for an evaluation for eligibility. Contact Jenny Smithson at 765-747-5448 or jenny.smithson@muncieschools.org
Preschool - Muncie Community Schools Children ages 3-5 (priority given to four-year-olds). Contact Sarah Price at 765-747-5448 or sarah.price@muncieschools.org
Yorktown Community Schools Special Education Program -Contact Heather Lucas at 765-524-622 or hlucas@yorktown.k12.in.us
Home - Muncie Community Schools McKinney Vento and ESSA Point of Contact. Homeless students and students in foster care. Contact Emily Collins at 765-747-5448 or emily.collins@muncieschools.org
Daleville Community Schools Special Education Coordinator. Students who need/receive an IEP (Individualized Education Plan). M-F 7:45-3:15, call for an appointment. Tara Allred at tallred@daleville.k12.in.us or 765-378-3371.
Transition Resources Corporation (TRC) | Indiana | Early Childhood & Family Support | Head Start (telamon.org) Head Start provides services for children ages 3-5, Early Head Start services pregnant women and children ages 0-3. Foster children and homeless children qualify. Disability and special health needs services are provided. Early Head Start and Head Start is a no cost federally funded comprehensive early childhood program serving children birth through 5 years and their families. To qualify for Head Start/Early Head Start services, families must meet Federal guidelines. Those families receiving TANF or SSI also meet eligibility guidelines. Proof of the child’s birth and family income are needed to apply. Contact Angela Holmes at 765.256.9762 or aholmes@transitionresources.org