No problem! Applications can be picked up at the Head Start Center, 8951 Mission Road until June 3rd. Staff’s last day is on June 3rd and we will return in August!!
Applications can be picked-up at these locations:

Education Building; 8955 Mission Rd

Tribal Administration Office: 565 Rio Vista

Social Services Office; 1007 Rio Vista

If you have questions please use the contact information below:

E-mail: itcfhsp@phonewave.net

Phone: 775.423.6351

Fax: 775.423.7182

Main Office: 1.800.757.3516 (Ask for Head Start)

Application Process
In order for your child’s application to be processed, the following needs to be turned in with your SIGNED application:

Birth Certificate

Income …

 We have had a great year, we achieved so much and have enjoyed having each and every child in the program. We hope that all the children enjoyed learning and playing with us and we look forward to those children returning in the fall and the new children that we will get to meet. 

To Our Kindergartners
 
You’re a very special person,
And we wanted you to know
How much we enjoyed being your teachers
How fast the year did go?
Please come back to visit us
As through the grades you grow,
Try hard to learn all …

On March 10, 2011 the Head Start children visited the Wilbur D.May Museum in Reno, Nv. The current exhibit was “Dragons and Dinosaurs” this went with our theme of “Dinosaurs” for the month of March.

ITCN Head Start Program Is Free, but You Must Qualify Under The Federal Income Guidelines
 
Locations:
Elko– 1543 Silver Eagle Drive
Fallon– 8951 Mission Road
Lovelock– 117 Etha Drive
Moapa- #5 Lincoln Street
Nixon– 191 W Pyramid Lake Road
Owyhee– New Town Sub Division St. Rt. 225
Schurz- #1 Toh Bah Pah
Wadsworth– 380 Pyramid Street
Wells– 518 Dover Street
Yerington– 626 Bovard Street
 
Enrollment Process:
Applications For Enrollment May Be Obtained At Your Local Itcn Head Start Center, Or by Contacting Janine Barlese @ 775.355.0600 Ext 104, P.O. Box 7440, Reno NV 89510. Applications Will Not Be Processed Without These Documents!
 
Please Include …

Abe, Taylor Iwtswy, Grade 9                                       3.5 to 4.0
Archuleta, Terynn Edward, Grade 12 3.0 to 3.49
Austin, Martee Briann, Grade 12 3.0 to 3.49
Bliss, Trenton Darin, Grade 10 3.0 to 3.49
Fairbanks, Samantha Jo, Grade 11 3.0 to 3.49
Henry, Christine Laio, Grade 9 3.0 to 3.49
Hicks, Shayna Kay, Grade 9 3.0 to 3.49
Holding, Lorraine Ashley, Grade 9 3.5 to 4.0
Lake, Tashina Marie, Grade 9 3.0 to 3.49
Marshall, Donovan Wayne, Grade 11 3.5 to 4.0
Meihack, Alyssa Ann, Grade 12 4.0 and above
Morgan, Andrew Michael, Grade 11 3.0 to 3.49
Ortega, Deidra Dawn, Grade 11 3.0 …

 
 
EASTER BREAKFAST
Tribal Senior Center
8:30 –9:30 a.m.
EASTER EGG HUNT
Education Outdoor Arbor
Start 10:00 Sharp
AGE CATEGORIES (Prizes 1st—3rd)
Group 1- Ages 0 - 3 Group 3 - Ages 9 - 13
Group 2- Ages 4 - 8 Group 4 - Ages 14 - 99
EASTER BONNET CONTEST
ADULT CATEGORY (Ages 15 & Up)
1st, 2nd, 3rd Prizes
YOUTH CATEGORY (Ages 0-14)
1st, 2nd, 3rd Prizes

UPDATE: The Spaghetti Feed, Bingo and Raffle raised the necessary funds to travel to Las Vegas.
Orianah Street won the Churchill County School District Spelling Bee, a district-wide competition with up to two participants from each elementary school’s 6th grade classroom, for a total of just over 20 spellers. Orianah qualified for the spelling bee after earning one of the top two scores on a 50 word qualification test given to her class taught by Ms. Kristina Murphy. According to Ms. Murphy, Orianah was a last minute addition to the program. …

 “For those convinced that Indian boarding schools were solely instruments of psychological and cultural oppression, Fortunate Eagle’s account will be both surprising and unsettling. Pipestone is artfully told, frequently humorous, and deeply moving.” David Wallace Adams, author of Education for Extinction: American Indians and the Boarding School Experience, 1875-1928.
 
Best known as a leader of the Indian takeover of Alcatraz Island in 1969, Adam Fortunate Eagle now offers an unforgettable memoir of his years as a young student at Pipestone Indian Boarding School in Minnesota. In this rare firsthand account, Fortunate …

Sand Mountain, also known as Singing Mountain, is located off Highway50, approximately twenty-five miles east of Fallon. Each year the popular site, which is under the management of the U.S. Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Land Management, is visited by thirty-five thousand outdoor enthusiasts who come to the 4,795 acre recreational area to sand board, hike, drive their dune buggies and dirt bikes, camp and have fun.
 
Of those who come to the six-hundred foot high dune, many want to hear the eerie booming sounds emitted when the …

 Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada’s Head Start staff members, Beverly Hicks, Kim Conklin, Brenda Hicks and Natalie Pacheco have been selected to attend the 29th Annual Native American Child and Family Conference in Chandler, Arizona February 28 through March 4, 2010.
 
The goal of the NACFC is to provide Head Start Programs with training opportunities to build their capacity in providing quality services.
 
The staff members, along with Site Manager, Mitzi Reilley, Cheryl Arrington and Bobbi Bradley from the Wadsworth Head Start Center, were chosen as an incentive that including being in compliance …