Head Start and Early Head Start

Cansayapi Wakanyeza Owayawa Oti- Lower Sioux Early Head Start and Head Start

A Head Start and Early Head Start center in Morton, Minnesota, run by Lower Sioux Indian Community in the State of Minnesota.

Center details

Program: American Indian and Alaska Native Head Start and American Indian and Alaska Native Early Head Start

Ages served: Early Head Start: pregnant women, babies and toddlers under 3; Head Start: children ages 3 to 5

Address: 39375 County Highway 24 Ste A, Morton, MN 56270

County: Renville

Run by: Lower Sioux Indian Community in the State of Minnesota, Morton, MN

Federal grant ID (for reference): 90CI010132

Funded seats at this site: American Indian and Alaska Native Head Start: 28; American Indian and Alaska Native Early Head Start: 54. These are total funded seats, not how many are open.

Phone: (507) 697-8255

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Every Head Start program must meet federal quality rules for early learning, health and family support. When you call, ask: How do I apply and what documents do I bring? Is there a waitlist? Is the day full or part? Is there transportation?

Who can enroll

Head Start serves children ages 3 to 5 (ask the center about its birthday cutoff date). Early Head Start serves pregnant women, babies and toddlers under 3. Both are free for families who qualify.

Families usually qualify when household income is at or below the federal poverty guideline for their family size, or when the family gets public assistance such as TANF or SSI, the child is in foster care, or the family is experiencing homelessness. Programs may also enroll some children from families just above the guideline, and each program sets its own application steps and waitlist, so ask the center.

Official HHS poverty guidelines (current year) · Head Start's own center locator

Other options near Morton

Licensed child care and after-school programs in Morton · Minnesota child care rules

Source: Head Start Service Location Dataset, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Head Start (CSV file), file dated November 8, 2026. The information is reported by each Head Start grant recipient and can be out of date, so call the center to confirm its address, hours and openings. Locations the program lists as closed are left out. Home-based locations show city and ZIP code only. A listing is not an endorsement.

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