About OH-PIN

The Ohio Parent Information Network (OH-PIN) is funded and managed by the Head Start State Collaboration Office and administered by the Ohio Department of Education, the Center for Students, Families and Communities, the Office of Early Learning and School Readiness. The Head Start Collaboration Office is funded by a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The purpose of the office is to coordinate federal, state and local policy to support an efficient and effective early care and education system. The office promotes and facilitates professional development and collaborative activities with key state departments, early childhood agencies, associations and advocacy groups.

The OH-PIN web site is hosted and maintained by the Early Childhood Quality Network (Q-Net), at The Ohio State University. OH-PIN is a web site that provides essential parent information related to early education and care of children birth through age six. The information and resources are provided by several partnering state agencies and early childhood associations. The list of participating partners can be found on the home page of the web site and in the home page topic heading "Partner Agencies".

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