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Head Start serves 15,000 kids in Washington. And its regional office just closed. - Northwest Public Broadcasting

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The regional Head Start office closed this week, making some advocates nervous about the program's future. (Credit: Barnaby Wasson / Flickr Creative Commons) Listen https://www.nwpb.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/040425_HeadStart_SS_WEB.mp3(Runtime 1:00) Read The regional Head Start office in Seattle learned that it was closing the first week of April. The closure of that office, as well as at…

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Head Start serves 15,000 kids in Washington. And its regional office just closed. - Northwest Public Broadcasting

The regional Head Start office closed this week, making some advocates nervous about the program's future. (Credit: Barnaby Wasson / Flickr Creative Commons) Listen https://www.nwpb.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/040425_HeadStart_SS_WEB.mp3(Runtime 1:00) Read The regional Head Start office in Seattle learned that it was closing the first week of April. The closure of that office, as well as at…

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The Platte County Landmark NewspaperThe Platte County Landmark Newspaper

Head Start programs being shut down in local districts

PROGRAM SERVES LOW-INCOME FAMILIES Two Platte County early childhood education programs are among those to be shuttered at the end of the school year due to staffing issues, according to local administrators. The YMCA of Greater Kansas City is shutting down its Head Start program. The program provides preschool education, nutrition and health services for children from low-income families, as well as children with diagnosed disabilities. The pro…

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Salem ReporterSalem Reporter

Low-income preschool programs in Salem grapple with uncertainty following federal office closure - Salem Reporter

Salem preschool programs that rely on federal money to serve hundreds of children from low-income families will continue operating amid significant uncertainty following the abrupt closure Tuesday of a federal office supporting their work. The Seattle office of Head Start was abruptly shut down Tuesday as part of the closure of five regional offices for the federal Department of Health and Human Services, the Seattle Times reported. The regional…

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