School Head Start Program
The Head Start Act program is trying to improve the school preparation of low income children by improving their mental, social, and emotional growth in a learning atmosphere. It will support the children’s development such as, their ability to read, vocabulary, science, math, creativity, and their physical skills (Public Law, 2007, Pg.2). There is one program called Early Head Start, which serves pregnant woman, infants and toddlers. It is accessible to the family until their children turns three years old and is ready to start another Head Start program or start pre-k (Public Law, 2007, Sec.15, Pg.57). Another type of program is the Head Start, which is meant for kids from pre-k to 12th grade. Over 1,000,000 children are served by the Head
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The formal title of the policy is Improving Head Start for School Readiness Act of 2007 (Sec. About Us). In 1965 Head Start was established as a part of the War on Poverty to provide preschool, health and other services to poor children and their families. The Head Start program is a national program that is managed by the Office of Head Start, Administration for Children and Families, Department of Health and Human Services, which helps improve the skills of low income children (Article. Head Start Services). It provides grants to local public and private nonprofit and for profit agencies. They are responsible to each child and families race, and cultural. It encourages the roles of parents and their children first and most important teachers. They build the relationships between families that support positive parent and child relationship. In 2007 Head Start was approve, under the George W. Bush administration, with many provisions to reinforce the Head Start quality. This included adjustment of the program school readiness goals with the state early learning requirements (Sec. History). For families to get accepted into this program they must apply directly with a program in their area. This program provides services to over a million children a year throughout the whole United States and over one hundred fifty five tribal communities. Since 1965 the Head Start has served more than thirty million children. Each year it has also serve over a million children and their families in urban and rural areas in all fifty states. This program was designed to help break the cycle of poverty, by making sure children meet their
The formal title of the policy is Improving Head Start for School Readiness Act of 2007 (Sec. About Us). In 1965 Head Start was established as a part of the War on Poverty to provide preschool, health and other services to poor children and their families. The Head Start program is a national program that is managed by the Office of Head Start, Administration for Children and Families, Department of Health and Human Services, which helps improve the skills of low income children (Article. Head Start Services). It provides grants to local public and private nonprofit and for profit agencies. They are responsible to each child and families race, and cultural. It encourages the roles of parents and their children first and most important teachers. They build the relationships between families that support positive parent and child relationship. In 2007 Head Start was approve, under the George W. Bush administration, with many provisions to reinforce the Head Start quality. This included adjustment of the program school readiness goals with the state early learning requirements (Sec. History). For families to get accepted into this program they must apply directly with a program in their area. This program provides services to over a million children a year throughout the whole United States and over one hundred fifty five tribal communities. Since 1965 the Head Start has served more than thirty million children. Each year it has also serve over a million children and their families in urban and rural areas in all fifty states. This program was designed to help break the cycle of poverty, by making sure children meet their