Tippecanoe County, Indiana Free PreSchools
We provide a directory of free preschools in Tippecanoe, Indiana. The list includes VPK, Head Start Programs and other government subsidized schools. There are also thousands of local non-profit organizations that provide free preschools.
Tippecanoe County PreSchools
Durgan Elementary Head Start Program
1840 S 18th St
Lafayette, IN 47905
(765) 477-6915
Eligibility and EnrollmentHead Start and Early Head Start are family and child development programs for low-income families. Family income is one key factor in determining eligibility. The federal poverty guidelines are used to evaluate family income. Families may be eligible for Head Start and
Area IV Agency On Aging & Community Action Program
660 North 36th Street
Lafayette, IN 47903-4727
(765) 659-1100
Bauer Head Start
3140 Coppergate Dr
Lafayette, IN 47909
(765) 477-9646
Bauer's Head Start families and children enroll in either their preschool or Prekindergarten Center-Based programs. Both programs provide comprehensive age-appropriate educational experiences that promote the school readiness of the individual children and support families in preparing for kindergar
Head Start Center
3600 Eisenhower Rd
Lafayette, IN 47905 410
(765) 449-0487
Eligibility and EnrollmentHead Start and Early Head Start are family and child development programs for low-income families. Family income is one key factor in determining eligibility. The federal poverty guidelines are used to evaluate family income. Families may be eligible for Head Start and Earl
South Side Center
330 Fountain St.
Lafayette, IN 47902 118
(765) 742-5046
Eligibility and EnrollmentHead Start and Early Head Start are family and child development programs for low-income families. Family income is one key factor in determining eligibility. The federal poverty guidelines are used to evaluate family income. Families may be eligible for Head Start and Earl
Sunrise Center
1107 S.18th St.
Lafayette, IN
Eligibility and EnrollmentHead Start and Early Head Start are family and child development programs for low-income families. Family income is one key factor in determining eligibility. The federal poverty guidelines are used to evaluate family income. Families may be eligible for Head Start and Earl