LEO's administrative offices continue to operate remotely. Call 781.581.7220 for assistance.
For General and COVID-19 Related Resources, click here.
Board of Directors Meeting
August 19, 2020
The LEO Board of Directors meets via conference call at 5:00 pm. Contact LEO at 781-309-5619 for specific instructions on how to join the meeting. Thank you!
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Policy Council Meetings
August 4, 2020
Policy Council meetings are cancelled until LEO Head Start and Early Head Start centers resume normal operations. Please contact Belkis Sanchez if you have any questions: 781-309-5612 or belkis@leoinc.org
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Board of Directors Meeting
July 15, 2020
The LEO Board of Directors meets via conference call at 5:00 pm. Contact LEO at 781-309-5619 for specific instructions on how to join the meeting. Thank you!
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Board of Directors Meetings
June 17, 2020
The LEO Board of Directors meets via conference call at 5:00 pm. Contact LEO at 781-309-5619 for specific instructions on how to join the meeting. Thank you!
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Policy Council Meetings
June 2, 2020
Policy Council meetings are cancelled until LEO Head Start and Early Head Start centers resume normal operations. Please contact Belkis Sanchez if you have any questions: 781-309-5612 or belkis@leoinc.org
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More of this!! Our early ed staff needs this same care, respect and comfort! https://t.co/NrzFGsvzQb
What does it mean to quarantine? This visual is really helpful. Take a minute to watch these tips! https://t.co/4U1OV8nkQM
Every child deserves a champion! LEO believes it! We can't be all things to everyone, but when children are at LEO they are valued, respected, and LOVED. They hold a place in our LEO family. #earlyeducation #firststep https://t.co/0je9GPgwzN
$1,052,269 in emergency asst. funds (1,344 homes)
860 food lots to Head Start families
550 hygiene kits
3000 diapers
116,000 healthy meals/snacks
$40K to support Salvation Army food dist.
$2.1 million in fuel assistance
119 children school ready!
6,000 Census calls!
#WEARE #LEO https://t.co/eAez66BFrk
6 yr old Ruby Bridges became a civil rights icon when she walked by angry white mobs to desegregate public school in Louisiana, 1960. "Just don't look back," her family said. She still fights for equity, inclusion, liberation. Happy Birthday! You did so that we can! #RubyBridges https://t.co/GiypH1sXgl
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