The Trump administration proposed changes to Head Start, reducing federal standards and administrative caps from 15% to 5% while shifting more control to states and parents.
The Trump administration proposes to overhaul Head Start, reducing federal regulations to encourage local decision-making, sparking concerns it may undermine the program's quality and effectiveness for vulnerable children.
The Trump administration is planning a dramatic overhaul of Head Start, an early education program for impoverished children, by gutting its quality standards. Critics warn the proposed changes could make the program unrecognizable, sparking anxiety among advocates.
Eight candidates for Seoul's education chief are competing with pledges for free early education, reduced private tutoring costs, enhanced teacher rights, and AI integration. Key proposals include universal free kindergarten, support for student transportation, and 'publicly-run academies' to lower costs.
SEOUL, May 4 (Yonhap) -- The head of the national human rights watchdog on Monda...
