FACE Program
FACE Program
The goals of the FACE program are: to support parents/primary caregivers in their role as their child’s first and most influential teacher; to increase family literacy; to strengthen family-school-community connections; to promote the early identification and services to children with special needs; to increase parent participation in their child’s learning; to support and celebrate the unique cultural and linguistic diversity of each American Indian community served by the program; and to promote lifelong learning. Program services integrate language and culture in two settings: home and school.
Read information about our services and associated links below.
Center-Based Services
Preschool
- Certified Teachers
- Children ages 3 to 5
- Learn through play
- Active learning
- PACT Time (Parent and Child Together) learning and playing together
Kindergarten - Third Grade
- Children attend classes at the Fond du Lac Ojibwe School
- PACT Time (Parent and Child Together)
Adult Education
- Certified Teacher
- Adults come to school with their child
- Adults work towards goal achievement: high school diploma, GED, college, employment, parenting skills, etc.
- Parent time
Home-Based Services
- Certified Parent Educators
- Prenatal to children age 3
- Home visits weekly or bi-weekly
- Child development curriculum
- Parenting support
- Community resource connections