TOLEDO, Ohio — Toledo Public Schools will resume its Head Start programs on Tuesday, one day after they went into an indefinite closure due to lapsed federal funding from the government shutdown.

TOLEDO, Ohio — Toledo Public Schools is proceeding with its plan to temporarily close a majority of its Head Start and Early Head Start programs beginning on Monday, December 1. The district notified ...

Even though the government has reopened, Head Start early learning programs across the U.S. are still not fully up and running. While most classrooms are open, 140 Head Start programs — some ...

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Toledo Public Schools announced Wednesday the district is pausing most of its Head Start and Early Childhood Education programs as part of the fallout of the government shutdown.

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Teachers of some of New Jersey's most vulnerable young children could start seeing layoff notices soon if the federal shutdown carries on much longer. That is a serious concern for the head of the New ...

LOWELL — Community Teamwork Inc. announced that it has been forced to furlough, reduce and eliminate staff positions due to the ongoing government shutdown and the resulting suspension of federal ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A northeast Indiana school superintendent on Tuesday said the only thing his Head Start students and staff can do is wait for the federal government to reopen. Fremont Community ...

Four Head Start centers in Massachusetts serving hundreds of children have closed their doors, and five other programs are running on emergency state funds after the federal government shutdown halted ...

When food stamp benefits faced a cutoff, nonprofit groups and local governments filed lawsuits, winning court orders requiring the resumption of payments. And when military troops risked having to ...