A Concern Brought to Our Attention by Loyal Parents

 As of Monday, September 21st, all ELC children will be attending full-time. We’re proud of the stability and consistency this brings to our families, and we remain committed to ensuring children are supported with the schedule and care they deserve.

A Concern Brought to Our Attention by Loyal Parents

It has also come to our attention—through our loyal parents—that some families staying with Kid Zone Academy 2 are receiving communications from Head Start.

According to the parents who have reached out to us, these messages are claiming:

  • that ELC does not currently have funding, and
  • that families may go months without childcare.

Why This Is So Troubling

While we understand that families may be navigating changes and uncertainty, we believe it’s extremely sad—and deeply concerning—that Head Start would communicate this way to parents who have chosen to stay with our program.

Our question is simple: why would Head Start contact families who are already our loyal customers—families who are actively committed to continuing care at Kid Zone Academy 2—and attempt to persuade them by spreading claims that create fear and confusion?

We take parent trust seriously. Our families stay with us because they value reliability, communication, and a safe place for their children to grow. When misinformation is introduced into those relationships, it doesn’t just affect scheduling—it affects families’ peace of mind.

We Will Continue to Advocate for Our Families

We will keep doing what we’ve always done: show up for our children, support our parents, and protect the integrity of the information our families receive.

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