De Kalb County, Indiana Free PreSchools
We provide a directory of free preschools in De Kalb, 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.
De Kalb County PreSchools
Garrett Keyser Butler Community Head Start 3
801 East Houston Street
Garrett, IN 46738
(260) 357-3333
ELIGIBILITY - Children from families whose annual income falls at or below the Federal Poverty level are considered income-eligible for Head Start. A limited number of slots are available for children from families whose annual income falls between 100 - 130% of poverty. Children who are 3 or 4 b
Butler
1025 S Broadway St
Butler, IN 46721
(260) 868-2123
ELIGIBILITY Children from families whose annual income falls at or below the Federal Poverty level are considered income-eligible for Head Start. A limited number of slots are available for children from families whose annual income falls between 100 - 130% of poverty. Children who are 3 o
Garrett 1 & 2
504 S 2nd St
Garrett, IN 46738
(260) 357-3333
ELIGIBILITY Children from families whose annual income falls at or below the Federal Poverty level are considered income-eligible for Head Start. A limited number of slots are available for children from families whose annual income falls between 100 - 130% of poverty. Children who are 3 or 4 b
Auburn
2690 CR 36A
Auburn, IN 46706
(260) 927-9651
ELIGIBILITY - Children from families whose annual income falls at or below the Federal Poverty level are considered income-eligible for Head Start. A limited number of slots are available for children from families whose annual income falls between 100 - 130% of poverty. Children who are 3 or 4 by t
Waterloo - Early Head Start
300 S Washington St
Waterloo, IN 46793 979
(260) 837-4211
ELIGIBILITY - Children from families whose annual income falls at or below the Federal Poverty level are considered income-eligible for Head Start. A limited number of slots are available for children from families whose annual income falls between 100 - 130% of poverty. Children who are 3 or 4 by t