Head Start deregulation plan worries early childhood educators
Early childhood educators are concerned about a Trump administration proposal that would shift Head Start regulations to the states and loosen staff-to-child ratios. A survey by the National Association for the Education of Young Children found most educators worry larger group sizes would make their jobs harder and increase safety risks. More than half said they would likely leave the field if ratios increased.
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The proposal would replace a single federal Head Start
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