Participants in Managing Comprehensive Health & Nutrition in Head Start, Early Head Start, Migrant & AIAN refine their management skills, garner updated information, and gain insight into current medical health, mental health, nutrition, and dental health practices for early childhood programs and the Head Start/Early Head Start/Migrant & Seasonal Head Start/American Indian and Alaska Native setting. They also learn to effectively monitor classrooms for health and safety and explore solutions to the tough issues facing programs today, such as the perfect PIR, short- and long-term exclusion, role of health and nutrition in school readiness goals, special diets, incomplete physical examinations, and inadequate numbers of providers willing to work with young children (more)