Trump alarms with 'massive gutting' of program meant to pull kids out of poverty: NYT
The Trump administration's threat to a program meant to pull kids out of poverty is alarming advocates, the New York Times reported.
According to reporting by The Times, the Trump administration is teeing up a "major rollback" of the federal requirements for Head Start, an early education and antipoverty program created in 1965. Advocates and experts told The Times that the rollback threatens to upend the 60-year-old program.
Ruth Friedman, a child care policy expert, told The Times that the proposed changes to Head Start are a "massive gutting." The Times noted that the program currently serves about 700,000 kids under the age of 6 and has served more than 30 million children since 1965....
Aug 01, 2026





