Florida's Head Start State Collaboration Office

The Florida Head Start State Collaboration Office (FHSSCO) is a federally funded office with the specific purpose of supporting and improving collaboration between Head Start and other providers of educational, medical, and social services in Florida. The office coordinates federal, state, and local policy to help ensure a unified early care and education system. Sponsored by the Florida Institute of Education at the University of North Florida, hosted by the Agency for Workforce Innovation Office of Early Learning and in partnership with the Florida Head Start Association, FHSSCO works to coordinate activities with the governor’s office, key state agencies, and other early childhood associations and advocacy groups.

Federal Goals and Priorities
Head Start State Collaboration Offices play an important role in helping improve the lives of young children in their states by creating a visible presence for Head Start at the state level and assisting in the development of multi-agency and public/private partnerships at the state and local levels.
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Projects and Activities
Discover some of the specific activities and projects within the Florida Head Start State Collaboration Office.
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