The Trump administration is proposing significant changes to the Head Start program, which provides early childhood education to low-income families. Advocates have expressed concerns that these changes may limit access to the program, which currently serves approximately 700,000 students. Interested parties have until Tuesday to submit their feedback to the federal government regarding these proposals.
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Trump Administration Proposes Changes to Head Start Program Amid Advocacy Concerns
The Trump administration is moving forward with proposed changes to the Head Start program, which serves low-income families. Advocates are concerned that these changes could restrict access to the program, which currently serves around 700,000 students, and have until Tuesday to provide feedback to the government.
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Head Start fight reaches tipping point as advocates push back against proposed Trump changes
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Trump Administration Proposes Changes to Head Start Program Amid Advocacy Concerns