Recruitment: Developing Effective Outreach Systems
Recruiting for Head Start programs is a systematic year-round process. These strategies and guiding questions help programs manage data-informed and measurable recruitment efforts.
These resources support recruitment as a year-round, systematic process with specific efforts to actively locate and recruit children with disabilities, children experiencing homelessness or living in foster care, and other vulnerable children.
For more ERSEA resources, check out eligibility, selection, enrollment, and attendance.
Select Talent Acquisition for resources related to staff recruitment.
Recruiting for Head Start programs is a systematic year-round process. These strategies and guiding questions help programs manage data-informed and measurable recruitment efforts.
In this video, Director Garvin highlights the resources available to help spread the word about the comprehensive services Head Start programs offer.
This ERSEA Essentials video describes how to use an equity lens to tailor a systematic recruitment process.
Director Khari M. Garvin’s Home at Head Start video series highlights the many ways our programs are equipped to support young children and families experiencing housing loss or instability.
Use these videos to acknowledge the hard work of Head Start program staff, and to help families learn more about the comprehensive Head Start health and early learning services.
These animated videos describe best practices for crafting and implementing responsive ERSEA services.
In this video, explore research-based strategies for intentional recruitment in Head Start programs and communities.
Watch these professional development sessions for Head Start staff. They are designed to support eligibility, recruitment, selection, enrollment, and attendance (ERSEA) priorities in a changing landscape.
This video explores marketing tools and recruitment strategies you can use in your enrollment efforts.
In this video, learn about strategies for recruiting families with children who are dual language learners.