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What state leaders should know about Early Head Start

Description:
This paper reviews 11 key aspects of how the federal Early Head Start program works. Each section includes considerations for state leaders, such as how other state systems relate to a particular aspect of EHS, or what types of policy changes states could consider to better coordinate and leverage EHS resources, including new dedicated funding for EHS-CC partnerships. Each section concludes with links to related online resources. (author abstract)
Resource Type:
Fact Sheets & Briefs
Author(s):
Matthews Hannah; Schmit Stephanie
Publisher(s):
Center for Law and Social Policy
Country:
United States

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