Acelero Learning Reynaldo Martinez

Acelero Learning Reynaldo Martinez runs Head Start and Early Head Start programming for children ages 0 to 5 at 2901 E Harris Ave in Las Vegas, 89101. The single age bracket listed, 0 to 5, reflects that this is an early childhood site rather than a program that continues into school age, and the curriculum covers preschool instruction, early childhood development, family support services, health services, nutrition programs, and parent engagement rather than just classroom time.

The building is set up around that mission: age-appropriate classrooms, outdoor play areas, nutritious meals served on site, health screenings, and family resource rooms where parents can connect with support services beyond the classroom. That combination of education, health, and family support is the core of the federal Head Start model, and this location appears to be operating that model directly.

Hours run Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with the site closed on weekends, and it operates year round. The listing marks this program as free, which is consistent with Head Start and Early Head Start eligibility being income-based rather than tuition-based.

Acelero is also listed as special needs friendly with an unusually deep accommodations list: early intervention for children 0 to 5, autism early intervention, developmental delay programs, inclusive programming, sensory-friendly programs, and on-site or connected speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, behavioral therapy including ABA, play therapy, and mental health counseling. That range suggests this site is built to serve children with a wide spectrum of developmental needs alongside typically developing children, not just as an add-on service.

Instruction and family services are offered in English and Spanish. Families interested in enrollment, eligibility requirements, or the specific therapy and health services available should call (702) 799-7048 or visit acelero.net, since Head Start enrollment typically depends on documentation that a phone call can walk a family through before an in-person visit.