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Top Head Start Programs in Bozeman, MT

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Head Start is a US Dept of Health and Human Services program for early childhood education, health, nutrition for low income children and their families.

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Head Start is managed by the OHS. Head Start promotes school readiness for children who are low income and under 5 years old.

Head Start Program Locations in Bozeman, Montana

BOZEMAN HEAD START FAMILY CENTER

52 N 24th Street

BOZEMAN, MT – 59718 181

Phone Number: (406) 582-1767

Description blurb: How to Apply for Head StartPlease read this application carefully and fill it out completely. Enrollment is not processed as a first come-first serve basis. Each application contains important information that is used to place your child on the waiting list for the program. Please provide us with th (more)…
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Human Resource Development Council, District IX – Head Start Program

32 South Tracy Avenue

Bozeman, MT – 59715-4659

Phone Number: (406) 587-4486

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BELGRADE CENTER

93 N Quaw Blvd

Belgrade, MT – 59714

Location: 9 miles from Bozeman

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BELGRADE CLASSROOMS

93 Quaws

BELGRADE, MT – 59714

(406) 388-6184
Location: 9 miles from Bozeman

Gallatin Gateway

100 Mill Street

Gallatin Gateway, MT – 59730

Location: 10 miles from Bozeman

BOZEMAN HEAD START FAMILY CENTER

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How to Apply for Head StartPlease read this application carefully and fill it out completely. Enrollment is not processed as a first come-first serve basis. Each application contains important information that is used to place your child on the waiting list for the program. Please provide us with the following information. General Information: We must be able to reach you in order to enroll your child. If you move or change your phone number after completing this application, please notify us. Proof of Birth: Acceptable forms of proof include birth certificates, passport, or HMK Plus card. Income: All family income must be reported. Examples of acceptable proof of income include 1040 tax return, past 3 months of check stubs, W-2 forms, unemployment, child support, university grants, SSI, or TANF. Immunizations: Your child must be up-to-date on all age appropriate immunizations.If you need help completing the application orneed help locating any of the following

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Do you remember, there was such an “Argument”? So the Film Academy remembers with difficulty.

The Oscar nominees have been announced. There are many independent films on the list and almost no blockbusters

“Munk”

Netflix

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced the Oscar nominations. Nomadland, Munk, The Trial of the Chicago Seven, Minari, Promising Girl, Father, The Sound of Metal and “Judas and the Black Messiah”. Andrei Konchalovsky’s film “Dear Comrades!” was not included in the list of nominees in the category “Best Foreign Film”; there is no nomination for Viktor Kosakovsky with the documentary film “Gunda”. The award ceremony will take place on April 25. Meduza film critic Anton Dolin talks about how the nominations were distributed this year.

The countdown has started. Postponed from the end of February to the end of April due to the ongoing pandemic, the ceremony of presenting the main American film awards will take place in a little more than a month. And all this time, critics, bookmakers and viewers will try to guess the winners in the main categories.

For everyone but the Americans themselves, the most important category is “International Film”. Five films made it to the final list. Andrei Konchalovsky’s “Dear Comrades” is not among them (it could take a long time to explain why, but the basic answer is simple: academics liked other films more). Handicap – in the alcoholic tragicomedy “One more time”, if only because its author, Dane Thomas Vinterberg, also got into the main director’s nomination.

“One more”

Henrik Ohsten / Capella Film

The strongest of its competitors is Romanian Alexander Naneu’s sensational non-fiction “Collective” about corruption in the healthcare sector; it also fell into another category – documentary. The other three contenders are the Hong Kong-based romantic mega-hit Derek Tsan’s Better Days, the Tunisian paradoxical drama about separated lovers and contemporary art The Man Who Sold His Skin by Kauter Ben Chania, and Where Are You Going, Aida? Bosnian Jasmila Zbanich, human rights tragedy about the massacre in Srebrenica.

In the main nomination “Best Film” there are eight films, each of which can theoretically win. But this is in theory. In practice, both the most promising of the contenders, Chloe Zhao’s Land of the Nomads, and its main competitor, David Fincher’s Mank, are obvious (or so it seems so far) – which, however, may turn out to be the main loser, like the one left without statuettes at all a year ago ” Irish by Martin Scorsese.

Nomadland

Searchlight Pictures / 20th Century Fox

Nomad Land has six nominations in the most important categories: Film, Direction, Screenplay, Editing (all by Chloe Zhao herself), Cinematography (her husband Joshua James Richards) and Actress (Frances McDormand). Six more nominations each from five competitors of this day’s favorite of the awards season: Florian Zeller’s “Father”, Darius Marder’s “Sound of Metal”, Shaka King’s “Judas and the Black Messiah”, Lee Isaac Cheung’s “Minari” and “The Trial of the Chicago Seven” » Aaron Sorkin. Emerald Fennel’s Promising Girl has five nominations. But each of them lacks something important to win.

“Father”, “The Sound of Metal”, “Judas and the Black Messiah” and even – surprisingly – “The Trial of the Chicago Seven” did not get into the “direction” category. Even if this does not completely take away their chances of winning, but it noticeably reduces them. For Sorkin, who has long enjoyed the status of a living classic, unlike other directors – young and little known – it is especially insulting: after all, academicians continue to see him primarily as a playwright. “Minari” about Korean migrants in the United States was awarded in the director’s category, but Lee Isaac Cheung is clearly inferior in talent and charisma to Chloe Zhao and David Fincher (and last year’s winner from Korea, Bong Joon Ho). As for Emerald Fennel, her feminist thriller has generated too much debate, which weakens its position in front of an almost absolute consensus in connection with the pacifying “Land of Nomads”.

Fincher’s Mank is the leader in the number of nominations (ten of them), which is not surprising. Set against a background of humble and mostly independent pictures, his film was the epitome of all the splendor, pain and glory of Hollywood, both the golden age and the present. This may also be his main problem. Cinematography and viewers are looking for consonances with the current situation, and Fincher’s eternal questions against this background may seem untimely and even insignificant. Undoubtedly, it is a bad sign that the actual script of “Mank”, written by the director’s father, the late Jack Fincher, about the fate of screenwriter German Mankiewicz (and ending, we recall, with his triumph at the Oscars), was not nominated. From this, of course, it does not follow that “Mank” will fly past the awards: at least Amanda Seyfried has a very real chance of getting a statuette for the amazing role of Marion Davis. And in general, it is worth recalling the historical love of the American Academy for “cinema about cinema”, which gives “Mank” some hope for prizes.

Amanda Seyfried and Gary Oldman in Mank

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In general, the main pool of contenders for the Best Film of the Year nomination looks more diverse and fresh than ever. It does not miss any of the bright figures in the film distribution of the past season, and there are no those who could be considered wedding generals. Most of the authors are aspiring directors from the independent low-budget film segment. Among them are a Frenchman, a Chinese woman, an African American, an American Korean; two of the nominees are women, two are debutants, and none have ever won an Oscar in the main category. Two women in the director’s nomination is also an unheard of event.

The Oscar for Best Actor seems preordained. Despite the powerful work of Gary Oldman and Anthony Hopkins, as well as the younger Riz Ahmed and Stephen Yong, all predict a posthumous statuette to Chadwick Boseman. Moreover, the role in “Ma Rainey: Mother of the Blues” is really one of the best in his career. It’s more interesting with a female role. Academy darling Frances McDormand, who excelled herself in Nomadland, may well get a statuette for the third time, and the chances of Carey Mulligan, who played in Promising Girl, are high. However, Viola Davis (Ma Rainey: Mother of the Blues), Andra Day (United States vs. Billie Holliday), and Vanessa Kirby (Fragments of a Woman) are strong contenders.

Ma Rainey: The Mother of the Blues

David Lee / Netflix

It doesn’t look like the 2021 Oscars are going to allow themselves any drastic surprises or scandals as they wrap up the crisis season. In any case, the nominations are not surprising, if you are not shocked by the Borat-2 twice presented for the award (in the categories “scenario” and “supporting actress” for the work of Maria Bakalova). Last year’s only notable blockbuster Tenet has only two mentions (production designer and visual effects), two nominations, for example, and the Italian Pinocchio (costumes, makeup and hairstyles).

As in the case of the Golden Globes, the composer tandem of Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross (Soul and Munk, most likely will win) will compete with itself. It’s the same with Pixar: Forward and the same Soul, which will most likely take the lead again, will compete. Although already out of pure harm, so as not to be so boring, I want to root for outsiders – for example, The Legend of the Wolves or Shaun the Sheep.

Anton Dolin

who can become the winner, forecast from CP

Photo: frame from the film

On Sunday, April 25, 2021, in Los Angeles (it will already be early Monday morning in Moscow), the most outstanding filmmakers of the alarming pandemic year will be awarded. Who can be called the main contender for Oscar 2021, says our film reviewer Denis KORSAKOV.

The Oscars in 2021 will be influenced like never before by things outside of cinema itself. This and the Black Lives Matter movement , and the “new ethics” and political scandals, after which film academics are especially keen to demonstrate that they are on the side of Truth, Freedom and Progress (well, in their view). Anyone who tries to figure out the names of the winners in advance has to take all this into account. The skin color of an actor or director is now no less important than talent (blacks and Asians, who were allegedly rotten and underestimated earlier at the Oscars, have a big head start). And it is desirable that the film had, as Merzlyaev put it in “About the Poor Hussar …”, “a good theme.” For example, the struggle of the humiliated and offended of all stripes for their rights/freedoms/dignity/happiness. The rules, according to which only films that meet new ethical criteria can be nominated for an Oscar, will come into force only in 2024 (in general, they are not as scary as they are painted in the Russian press – six months ago we wrote about this in detail). But de facto academics are already mentally taking them into account.

Another important circumstance is the coronavirus pandemic , more precisely, the anxiety, depression and economic troubles caused by it. Among the heroes of the nominated films are beggar tramps, immigrants, a deaf musician, an alcoholic screenwriter, an old man with a collapsing brain, a girl with a destroyed soul. Well, politicians, often very radical. What year, such and favorites.

Let’s also note that there are few big-budget projects at the Oscars this year (there were almost none at the paralyzed American box office). Most Expensive Main Category Nominated Film, “The Trial of the Chicago Seven”, cost the studio 35 million dollars (and, for example, “Nomad Land” – 5 million). This is nothing compared to the 200 million Irishman , 100 million 1917 , the 90 million Once Upon a Time in Hollywood or the 70 million Joker that were competing for the prize a year ago.

We list the top contenders for the 2021 Oscars in each category in descending order of winning odds. The one who comes first in each list is, as it seems to us, the favorite, and the last one has the least hope.

Best Film

“Land of nomads”
“Court of Chicago Seven”
“Girl who gives hopes”
“Judas and Black Messiah”
“Mank”
“Minari”
“Father”
“Sound Metal Sound »

It was that Nomadland has been the most active in collecting prizes over the past eight months (the most solid are the main awards of the Venice and Toronto festivals, the Golden Globe and BAFTA, and besides them, a million awards from critical communities). Apparently, “Earth” most closely matches the mentality of people who survived the catastrophic pandemic year. Her heroine lost her husband, sold her house and joined the army of people traveling around America by car – that is, literally living on wheels, surviving seasonal earnings. Although it seems that the heroine and her new friends are doing very badly, the director Chloe Zhao is in no hurry to get depressed: instead, she paints the shots with gentle sunsets and sunrises and makes the characters move and move forward. Her characters find a poetic and partly optimistic component in their woeful fate.

“The Trial of the Chicago Seven” is the second film directed by acclaimed screenwriter Aaron Sorkin , a very peppy film about how a group of activists protesting the Vietnam War were sued in 1968-69. Sorkin’s political leanings are obvious. But, it must be, against his will, the film will also spill oil on the hearts of mossy conservatives – after all, it will be pleasant for them to watch how leftists are mercilessly wetted on the screen for two hours.

“Girl of Hope” is an uneven, deeply feminist and therefore very relevant picture about what men are after all cattle. When the heroine Carey Mulligan was in college, a monstrous story happened: her drunk girlfriend was persuaded to have sex by a classmate (and his friends stood around, laughing and filming the process on video). A friend later died – apparently, committed suicide. And the heroine left college, although she passionately dreamed of graduating from it and becoming a doctor. Under the influence of the mental trauma that twisted her, she devoted her life to the re-education of dishonest animals, always ready to take advantage of the defenselessness of a drunken young lady.

Judas and the Black Messiah is a film about the leader of the Black Panther movement, black revolutionary and socialist Fred Hampton. Petty criminal Bill O’Neill, acting on the instructions of the “white pigs” from the FBI, is gently rubbed into his confidence. Already from the previous lines it is clear who Judas is here, and who is the Messiah, and how it will all end. Against the background of the BLM movement – a very relevant cinema; however, not without interest and just like a study on the eternal theme of betrayal.

“Munk” is probably the best, along with “Father”, of the films applying for this year’s Oscar (a value judgment, sorry). Black-and-white, unhurried, neatly stylized as a movie of the 40s (and the specific work of cinematographer Gregg Toland) is a film about screenwriter Herman Mankiewitz, whose highest and last achievement was the screenplay for Orson Welles’ Citizen Kane. According to some assumptions (with which the authors of “Mank” fully agree), Mankiewitz was practically the only author of the script, although he was forced to share the laurels and the Oscar with Wells. David Fincher’s film, based on an old screenplay by his late father Jack Fincher, is good for everyone, but it’s a bit of a thing in itself, not very topical – which will prevent it from collecting awards.

Minari is also not the most topical picture in the world. Its main characters are a Korean family (mother, father, daughter and boy with severe congenital heart disease) trying to assimilate in Arkansas. Mom and dad work at a poultry farm, sorting chickens by sex, while dad has more ambitious plans for life: he intends to grow Korean vegetables on his plot and sell to other immigrants who yearn for familiar food. To look after the children, a cheerful grandmother is imported from Korea, who soon magically saves her grandson, as if exchanging his recovery with fate for her stroke. All this is touching, but, to be honest, not very much. Quiet, nostalgic Minari centered on the director’s memoirs 9Lee Isaac Chun’s 0047 is about his own childhood, many people like it, but it is unlikely to repeat last year’s triumph of Korean “Parasite”.

Excellent chamber “Father” staged by the French playwright Florian Zeller based on his own play. Her hero is an old man with a severe form of senile dementia. We see everything that happens to him through his eyes: he confuses reality with dreams, takes some people for others, seriously fears that he will be robbed or his apartment will be taken away. It is so difficult for the viewer to distinguish reality from Alzheimer’s phantoms that the film turns almost into a detective story – sometimes funny, but more often piercingly sad.

“The Sound of Metal” is a story about a drummer from a rock duo who loses his hearing after masterfully performing yet another blasphemous composition. For two rather painful hours, he suffers, curses his cruel fate, realizes his insignificance, masters the language of the deaf and dumb, tries to get money for implants, becomes disillusioned with them and learns to listen to silence. Very “Oscar” product – they always loved films about the sick – but very modest, and also too manipulative.

Best Leading Actress

Carey Malligan , “Girl who gives hopes”
Vyola Davis , “ma Rani, Mother Blues”
Andra Day , “United States vs Billy Holyidei”

FRENSISS Nomads

Vanessa Kirby , Fragments of a Woman

Viola Davis just won a Screen Actors Guild of America Award for her role as singer Ma Rainey. Most often, its winners get an Oscar in a few weeks. But just a few years ago, Davis received it for the film “Fences”, and in general she has prizes through the roof (she recently became the first African American owner of the so-called “Triple Crown”, three top acting awards, “Oscar” for her work in cinema , “Emmy” for work on television and “Tony” for work in the theater). Carey Mulligan , who has none of this, will be a very serious competitor to her.

Andra Day , , should not be completely discounted either – after all, she recently received a Golden Globe for her role as another blues singer, Billie Holiday. (The Globe, of course, is by no means a guarantee of an Oscar, but…).

The great Frances McDormand is hindered by her past achievements: she already has two Oscars, and the second she received most recently, for “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.”

Best Leading Actor

Chadvik Bowzman , “Ma Rani, Blues Mother”

Anthony Hopkins , “Father”

Reese Ahmed , “Metal Sound”

Gary Oldman , “Mank” 9009 9004 STENS STEN , Minari

In the middle of last year, when analysts were fantasizing and making preliminary lists of actors who could qualify for an Oscar, no one even mentioned them Chadwick Boseman . But at the end of August, an important event happened: he died. An early death, combined with the skin color that is super relevant this season, is a win-win combination. Of course, it’s terribly sorry for Boseman (who really was a good actor, and, it turns out, he fought desperately with cancer in recent years), but the considerations for which he will be awarded an Oscar posthumously will not primarily be related to acting.

Pure, filigree, high acting skills are work Anthony Hopkins in Father. But, most likely, two circumstances will prevent him from winning at once: the fact that he is an elderly white cisgender man (that is, not fashionable at all), and the fact that he has not been required to additionally prove his greatness by giving out figurines. It is already clear to everyone that, in fairness, Hopkins should have received an Oscar for every second of his film role (although this one, of course, is phenomenal even by his standards).

In general, it turns out that the two leaders in the Best Actor category do not need Oscars. Who the award would definitely be useful in career terms is Riza Ahmed is a relatively young British artist of Pakistani origin. In The Sound of Metal, he stares at the camera for two hours with huge eyes, in which, like on a station board, the words “Suffering”, “Despair”, “Anxiety”, “Hope” are replaced. You rarely see such a desire to beat on pity: right, if Ahmed decided to make a career not in front of the camera, but on the porch, he would get rich ten times faster.

By the way, Ahmed is the first Muslim to be nominated for an Oscar in the acting category. Since the Academy is now obsessed with the idea of diversity (ie, ethnic, religious, etc. diversity in the ranks of the winners), this gives him a few extra points.

Oldman recently won an Oscar for his role as Churchill in Darkest Hour, and he won’t get a second one almost in a row. Steven Yan should be glad that he was noticed at all.

Best Supporting Actress

Yun Yo-yon , Minari
Glenn Close , Elegy Hillbilli
Amanda Syfrid , Mank
Olivia Kolman , Father
Maria Bakalova , “Borat-2”

Unfortunately, everything goes to the fact that Yun Yo-Jong will receive the prize for the image of a Korean granny – a role in which there is absolutely nothing outstanding. But she is Asian – that is, from the point of view of noble academics, a representative of a minority deprived of prizes. White actresses are encouraged to move.

However, the beautiful Glenn Close was nominated for the award for the eighth time, and she still does not have an Oscar. There is a chance that she will finally be given a statuette simply on the basis of the totality of merit (how much can you torture an elderly woman?) True, the role in Hillbilly’s Elegy is not among her most brilliant accomplishments – to such an extent that Close was simultaneously nominated for the Golden Raspberry anti-prize as Worst Supporting Actress. Such marvelous coincidences are extremely rare. And if Glenn also wins both there and there, it will be just magic that will atone for all possible disappointments from the ceremony.

Best Actor in a Supporting Role

Daniel Kaluya , Judas and Black Messiah
Sasha Baron Cohen , “Court of Chicago Seven”
Paul Reisi , “Sound Metal”
Leslie ode-ml . , “One,“ One Night in Miami
Lakeith Stanfield , Judas and the Black Messiah

Will win, judging by the number of prizes he has already won, Daniel Kaluuya (in America he became famous four years ago after starring in Get Out!) It’s idiotic, of course, that both he and his Judas co-star Lakeith Stanfield nominated in the Best Actor category second plan”, although the roles of both are the main ones, there is simply no more important one. But this is how Warner Bros. studio decided to nominate them, rightly believing that they have more chances in the “secondary” category. Kalue, of course, spoils all the raspberries with the epilogue of Judas, where documentary footage appears with the real Fred Hampton. In a matter of seconds, it becomes clear that he had ten times more human charm and charisma as a leader than an actor who, in front of our eyes, so diligently bulged his eyes and climbed out of his skin. But at the Oscars, such trifles will not be dealt with.

Much more fun would be to award Sacha Baron Cohen , who released Borat 2 last year and played glib left-wing activist Abby Hoffman in The Judgment. But both Baron Cohen and Hoffman are not dark-skinned, but simply Jews, that is, alas, not in trend.

Best director

Chloe Zhao Nomad Land
Emerald Fennell Promising Girl
David Fincher , “Mank”
Thomas Winterberg , “One more”
Lee Isaek Chun , “Minari”

Chlii Zhao – simultaneously a woman and an asian, that is, a representative of two at once underrated groups. Even if she made a bad movie, it would give her an advantage – and she made a good one. In addition, it is actively promoted by the Walt Disney studio. Her new film The Eternals, a potential blockbuster from the Marvel Universe, is due out in the fall, and the phrase in its trailer “From Oscar winner Chloe Zhao” will come in handy.

If anyone can sluggishly compete with her in the director’s category, then another woman, Emerald Fennell , is known as the author of the hit series Killing Eve. However, most likely, she will be awarded an Oscar for the screenplay of The Promising Girl, and they will calm down on this.

Best International Film

One More Denmark
Better Days Hong Kong
Collective Romania
The man who sold his skin Tunisia
Where are you going, Aida? , Bosnia and Herzegovina

The Danish tragicomedy about friends trying to overcome a midlife crisis with the help of alcohol therapy will definitely win. She touched the hearts of many viewers. Thomas Vinterberg even received an additional nomination in the Best Director category.