A look at the major changes Head Start faces under Trump proposal
Summary
The Trump administration has proposed new rules that would change how Head Start operates nationwide. Head Start is a federal program started in 1965 that helps young children from low-income families get education and care.Key Facts
- The proposed changes would affect Head Start, a program for children ages three to five.
- Early Head Start serves 160,000 infants and toddlers under this program.
- Head Start was created in 1965 as part of efforts to reduce poverty.
- The program currently serves a total of about 860,000 children.
- The new guidelines come from President Donald Trump’s administration.
- The changes could impact how Head Start is run across different states and communities.
- Amna Nawaz discussed the proposal with Coral Davenport from The New York Times.
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