Program Data and Reports
Explore data and reports on the Head Start programs' impact, including insights into program performance, research findings, and agency profiles.
Data analysis is the process of examining data to extract useful information and support decision making. It involves a variety of techniques and methodologies to interpret data from different sources and formats. Head Start grant recipients need to apply data analysis for successful program planning.
Explore resources that support the use of data analysis in multiple areas of Head Start program planning and implementation.
Explore data and reports on the Head Start programs' impact, including insights into program performance, research findings, and agency profiles.
Head Start investments by state and Congressional district, with information on the number of slots and grants.
Explore this nine-module course to learn more about using data to enhance your work with children and families using the Measuring What Matters resources.
The Program Information Report (PIR) provides comprehensive data on the services, staff, children, and families served by Head Start programs nationwide.
Read this fact sheet to learn how the Office of Head Start is committed to promoting and ensuring the safety of children.
Use data to guide decision-making, support continuous improvement, and plan the next chapter of your program’s story.
Learn how to use data and storytelling to track progress, prepare for new initiatives, and check if your program is meeting its goals.
Explore this practical guide to learn more about using data to enhance father engagement activities in Head Start programs.
Find tools to help programs learn ways to measure family engagement outcomes and relationships with families.
Learn how to use data to identify trends, set priorities, and tell your program's story with Digging into Data's interactive, real-world scenarios.