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About Hcde Humble Head Start
HCDE Humble Head Start
Harris County Department of Education (HCDE) Humble Head Start serves the community with federally funded early childhood education for children from 6 weeks to 5 years old. The program utilizes the Frog Street Press curriculum to foster school readiness and provides free healthy meals and snacks daily. Located in Humble, the campus features four dedicated Early Head Start classrooms and an outdoor play area. As a public entity, this center is specifically designed to support low-income families and children with disabilities, offering a structured environment that includes health screenings and family support services. The facility operates on a school-year calendar with a focus on preparing children for future academic success through play and professional instruction.
What Parents Say
2 reviews from parents
Very profiling ! Lady staff didn’t even sit down and talk to us, she spoke with us outside the building. By her tone, she assumed we have zero income
Beautiful place
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Safety Record
In 2019, the facility was subject to an Administration for Children and Families (ACF) monitoring review that resulted in a formal 'Program Performance Response Plan' approved by the Harris County Department of Education (HCDE) Board of Trustees to address identified deficiencies. While a search of current Texas Health and Human Services records shows the center holds a full permit with a capacity of 125, no specific news reports of recent major safety incidents or legal issues were found. However, internal board records indicate that operational performance has required formal corrective oversight in the past.
Parent Reputation
The center has a limited public footprint on major review platforms, with sites like Winnie and TrustedCare reporting no parent reviews. General sentiment for the parent organization (HCDE) is moderately positive, with parents on forums like Reddit praising Head Start's comprehensive support for children with disabilities, though these comments are not campus-specific. The local reputation is primarily defined by its long-standing role as a federally funded community resource for low-income and special needs families.
Staff Insights
Employee feedback is polarized; a January 2026 review from a campus clerk described management as 'unprofessional' and claimed they 'don't care about staff or the kids,' while a preschool teacher at the same location called it a 'productive work place.' Broader reviews for HCDE Head Start staff mention strong professional development and benefits, though they often cite low salaries and stressful management styles as common challenges.
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