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Head Start funding lags by nearly $1 billion this year, causing some preschool closures

  • Head Start programs experienced funding delays, leading to classroom closures and staff layoffs.
  • Reduced federal funding and administrative changes within HHS contributed to the disruptions.
  • Inspire Development Centers in Washington closed classrooms, impacting over 400 children and laying off staff.
  • Head Start received $1.6 billion between January and Tuesday, compared to $2.55 billion during the same period last year.
  • The funding slowdown and office closures raised concerns about continued access to early childhood services for low-income families.
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Komo News broke the news in Seattle, United States on Wednesday, April 16, 2025.
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