The White House reneged on a plan to zero out funding for Head Start, a preschool program relied on by hundreds of thousands of low-income families.

But researchers and Head Start advocates say relying on that study fails to recognize its limitations, ignores promising findings from other research, and doesn’t take into account more recent efforts ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — After a leaked budget proposal from the White House suggested the elimination of Head Start across the country, it appears now that President Donald Trump is reversing ...

A recent budget proposal released by the White House does not seek to cut Head Start, the early childhood education program that serves about half a million low-income and unhoused kids nationwide.

The program that serves about 22,000 children in Georgia. Advocates and families feared the White House would eliminate funding but a more recent budget left it intact.

THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION WAS REPORTEDLY CONSIDERING, BUT PRESIDENT TRUMP’S BUDGET REQUEST, RELEASED ON FRIDAY, DOES NOT CONTAIN CUTS TO HEAD START. ACCORDING TO THE WHITE HOUSE, HOUSE EDUCATION ...

Let us know! The head advocacy group for Head Start expressed cautious optimism this week after the White House apparently reversed its plans to eliminate all funding for the early child care program ...

Project 2025, the Heritage Foundation policy group thought to have influence on the Trump White House, advocated for Head Start’s elimination, a position noted in the lawsuit. U.S. Sens.

WASHINGTON – The Trump administration has reversed course on a proposal to cut all funding for Head Start, a preschool and child-care program relied on by hundreds of thousands of low-income ...

On April 28, a group of state Head Start associations and regional providers sued the Trump administration in federal court over the reportedly planned cuts. The plaintiffs argued the White House ...