Services Overview
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These services are exclusively available to students and parents enrolled in our educational programs, including pregnant mothers, infants, and toddlers.
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Disability Services
Pomona USD Child Development provides inclusive education for children aged 0-5, collaborating with parents to create individualized plans for success. Children with suspected disabilities are referred for evaluation, and teachers integrate IFSPs/IEPs into weekly lesson plans, working closely with Regional Center and Special Education to ensure services are delivered. Parent workshops and additional resources are offered to support children's needs and advocate for their education.
Mental Health Services
Our early education programs aim to foster children's self-control, self-esteem, positive peer interactions, secure attachments, and emotional expression. Mental Health staff offer consultations, workshops, parenting strategies, classroom observations, and community agency connections, providing support during traumatic events. Feel free to reach out for assistance if needed.
Nutrition Services
Nutrition Services provides comprehensive services to infants, children aged 0-5, and pregnant women, offering education on various nutrition topics and counseling for addressing nutrition concerns such as underweight, obesity, anemia, and diabetes. Additionally, the program connects families with food bank resources and collaborates with PUSD Food and Nutrition services to ensure enrolled children receive nutritious meals meeting their dietary needs.
Parent Involvement
Join the Governance team at Early Head Start and Head Start to shape services through the Policy and Parent Advisory Committees, fostering leadership and advocacy among families. Explorer the Parent bulletin board with essential information, updates, and resources. Discover a wide range of linked learning activities designed to enhance communication, encourage parental involvement in your child's education, and support their educational journey.