After almost 17 years of dedicated service to our Transportation Department, Charles Leach retired on June 3, 2019.  During his time at ECMHSP, Charles led the transition of our transportation services from center based to a centralized department and established a safety record of over 11 million miles of service without an at-fault accident.  Before his last day, we conducted a phone interview to learn more about his story. How did you begin your career at ECMHSP? I answere

Christina Arnold has been a part of East Coast Migrant Head Start Project since May of 2017.  I recently had the opportunity to conduct a phone interview with her.  Keep reading to learn more about why she’s such a key team member for ECMHSP. Can you please tell me a little bit about your story at East Coast Migrant Head   Start Project? I had spent seven months as a substitute bus driver for the Hamilton County School District in Florida. One day during our regular morning m

Preschool teacher Kerry Cormier stands with QA Manager Beth Zinkand and CEO Dr. Jose Villa. Last week, East Coast Migrant Head Start Project completed its administrative self-assessment – the final phase of its annual self-assessment. When the Head Start program was created 50 years ago, the early childhood experts who developed the program understood how difficult it would be to provide high-quality early childhood education in impoverished communities.  For that reason, the