Summary
The ongoing government shutdown is putting funding for Head Start programs at risk. Head Start offers early childhood education and support services to families with low incomes. Discussions are ongoing about how this will affect the program's future.
Key Facts
- The government shutdown is affecting several key programs, including Head Start.
- Head Start provides early childhood education.
- The program also offers health and food support to low-income families.
- William Brangham spoke with Tommy Sheridan from the National Head Start Association about the issue.
- The National Head Start Association is a nonprofit group that supports funding for Head Start.
