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Welcome to Free Preschool Directory's listings for Maryland. Our Maryland directory currently has 186 published free and reduced-cost preschool listings with several different pieces of information that can help parents connect with preschools in their area.

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Maryland Free Preschools:
Catholic Charities' Head Start Of Baltimore City - St. Edward’s Church - Catholic Charities' Head Start of Baltimore City
Location: Baltimore, MD - 21216
Contact Phone: (410) 947-5117
Details: Since 1990, Catholic Charities has provided Head Start services in south and southwest Baltimore. We promote excellence by providing holistic services, partnering with parents and other community organizations, supporting continuous quality improvement of staff and using up-to-date research to implement developmentally appropriate programs for each child.
Valley Elementary Center - Young Men's Christian Association of Frederick County
Location: Jefferson, MD - 21755
Contact Phone: (240) 236-3000
Details: Beginning on May 1, 2012, the YMCA became the new grantee for the Federally funded Head Start program in Frederick County. The program provides comprehensive education, social, health, and nutrition services to eligible three and four-year-old children and their families in eight locations. Children participate in appropriate educational experiences, field trips, nutritional meals, and health screenings. They also receive limited transportation services, referrals for disability and mental health issues, and school transition services. Family involvement in the program is encouraged and assistance is given in obtaining needed social services.
Lucas Village Center - Young Men's Christian Association of Frederick County
Location: Frederick, MD - 21701
Contact Phone: (301) 378-9833
Details: Beginning on May 1, 2012, the YMCA became the new grantee for the Federally funded Head Start program in Frederick County. The program provides comprehensive education, social, health, and nutrition services to eligible three and four-year-old children and their families in eight locations. Children participate in appropriate educational experiences, field trips, nutritional meals, and health screenings. They also receive limited transportation services, referrals for disability and mental health issues, and school transition services. Family involvement in the program is encouraged and assistance is given in obtaining needed social services.
Liberty Elementary Center - Young Men's Christian Association of Frederick County
Location: Frederick, MD - 21701
Contact Phone: (240) 236-1800
Details: Beginning on May 1, 2012, the YMCA became the new grantee for the Federally funded Head Start program in Frederick County. The program provides comprehensive education, social, health, and nutrition services to eligible three and four-year-old children and their families in eight locations. Children participate in appropriate educational experiences, field trips, nutritional meals, and health screenings. They also receive limited transportation services, referrals for disability and mental health issues, and school transition services. Family involvement in the program is encouraged and assistance is given in obtaining needed social services.
Van Bokklen Elementary - YMCA of Central Maryland, Inc
Location: Severn, MD - 21144
Contact Phone: (410) 248-0372
Details: Y Head Start in Anne Arundel County helps children from low income families achieve the best possible start in life so they can enter school ready to learn and succeed! We provide an Early Head Start program for pregnant woman, infants and toddlers, and a traditional Head Start program for preschool children ages 3–5. Our goal is to ensure that every child is school-ready. We work hand-in-hand with low income families and local communities to strengthen the family unit through comprehensive services that include: early intervention; education; parent involvement & family focus; community partnerships; health & nutrition; disabilities (10% of our funded enrollment includes children with disabilities).
Fcc Head Start Classroom - Young Men's Christian Association of Frederick County
Location: Frederick, MD - 21702
Contact Phone: (301) 228-3902
Details: Beginning on May 1, 2012, the YMCA became the new grantee for the Federally funded Head Start program in Frederick County. The program provides comprehensive education, social, health, and nutrition services to eligible three and four-year-old children and their families in eight locations. Children participate in appropriate educational experiences, field trips, nutritional meals, and health screenings. They also receive limited transportation services, referrals for disability and mental health issues, and school transition services. Family involvement in the program is encouraged and assistance is given in obtaining needed social services.
Smcps Head Start - Greenview Knolls Elementary School - St. Mary's County Public Schools
Location: Great Mills, MD - 20634
Contact Phone: (301) 863-4095
Details: Our focus is to provide a learning environment that supports children’s growth in the following domains: Language and literacy; Cognition and general knowledge; Physical development and health; Social and emotional development. Head Start provides comprehensive services to enrolled low-income children and their families, which includes health, nutrition, social and other services determined to be necessary by family needs assessments.
Y Head Start Baltimore City - Fulton Site - YMCA of Central Maryland, Inc.
Location: Baltimore, MD - 21217
Contact Phone: (410) 728-0958
Details: The Y in Central Maryland is the grantee for Y Head Start Baltimore City. We provide children ages 3-5 a high quality early childhood education experience. Our goal is to ensure that every child is ready for school and ready to learn. We work together with low-income families and local communities to strengthen the family unit through comprehensive services that include: Early Intervention Services; Parent & Family Engagement; Community Partnerships; Health & Nutrition Services.
The Kids' Corner Child Care Center - Lourie Center for Young Children's Social and Emotional Wellness
Location: Temple Hills, MD - 20748
Contact Phone: (301) 505-5959
Details: The Early Head Start Program provides comprehensive, year-round, child and family development services to low-income families with children, prenatal to three years old. During weekly home visits and parent-toddler activity groups, trained Early Head Start staff plan activities with families to foster the child's development, increase family literacy, promote healthy parent-child relationships, provide parenting support and education, and assist expectant families in preparing for their new baby. Parents are assisted with transitioning their children into Head Start or other preschool programs when the child reaches age three. Families are linked to community resources such as food, clothing, housing, child care, employment, English classes, health care and mental health counseling. This Program is funded by a Federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Learning World Child Development Center - Lourie Center for Young Children's Social and Emotional Wellness
Location: Bladensburg, MD - 20710
Contact Phone: (301) 277-0609
Details: The Early Head Start Program provides comprehensive, year-round, child and family development services to low-income families with children, prenatal to three years old. During weekly home visits and parent-toddler activity groups, trained Early Head Start staff plan activities with families to foster the child's development, increase family literacy, promote healthy parent-child relationships, provide parenting support and education, and assist expectant families in preparing for their new baby. Parents are assisted with transitioning their children into Head Start or other preschool programs when the child reaches age three. Families are linked to community resources such as food, clothing, housing, child care, employment, English classes, health care and mental health counseling. This Program is funded by a Federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.