Devin Browne|As California’s rating system for preschools transitions from federal funding to state and county support, educators are reflecting on what has worked and what might still need to be fine-tuned.
Head Start centers that serve children of farmworkers in Florida have seen a 43 percent drop in enrollment this year. Teachers blame fear of deportation.
Head Start funding and access is uneven across the states, according to new report. California programs don't have enough funds to provide quality services to all eligible children.
In a new report, economists found a 13 percent return on investment from public preschool spending. That's nearly twice the amount they'd previously estimated.
New Head Start standards require programs be more data-driven. Riverside County is embracing the mandate by bringing iPads in to help track student progress.
