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The Trump administration has proposed major changes to Head Start, the federal early childhood program serving about 700,000 children, prompting widespread opposition from advocates who say the revisions would reduce services and access. The proposal would shift many program requirements to state rules, make several federally required services optional, and impose an English-only instruction rule, while HHS says the changes could add 236,000 slots and cut $2.2 billion from the program’s $12 billion budget.
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