Head Start — Mekusukey

Free comprehensive Head Start services: education with Seminole curriculum integration, health, mental health, social services, special needs support. Ages 6 weeks to 5 years.

AvailableCounty

Operated byTribal

Who qualifies

Open to All

Source: serves "Native and Non-Native children" with no income requirements documented on the page. Standard federal Head Start eligibility (income and categorical) applies; verify at enrollment.

How to apply

Online FormPDF DownloadIn-Person

Online application via ChildPlus portal or downloadable PDF form. Center supervisor direct line: 405-234-5263. Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-3pm.

Where it's available

Seminole County, Oklahoma (Mekusukey Mission site).

Mekusukey Mission, Seminole, OK

Get in touch

Phone405-234-5265 Websitewww.sno-nsn.org/getpage.php?name=Headstart_-_Mekusukey&sub=Education

OfficeMekusukey Mission, Seminole, OK

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Head Start — Mekusukey

Free comprehensive Head Start services: education with Seminole curriculum integration, health, mental health, social services, special needs support. Ages 6 weeks to 5 years.

Who's eligible

Open to All

Source: serves "Native and Non-Native children" with no income requirements documented on the page. Standard federal Head Start eligibility (income and categorical) applies; verify at enrollment.

Where it's offered

County

Seminole County, Oklahoma (Mekusukey Mission site).

Location:

Mekusukey Mission, Seminole, OK

How to apply

Online application via ChildPlus portal or downloadable PDF form. Center supervisor direct line: 405-234-5263. Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-3pm.

Online Form PDF Download In-Person

Contact

Phone: 405-234-5265

Start application

Last verified against the official source on 2026-05-10.

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