Closure of Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Centers
Sector: Education • Location: United States
Source: Alabama Daily News
Due to the government shutdown, 24 Migrant and Seasonal Head Start centers across Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama, and Oklahoma have closed indefinitely. These centers serve children of migrant farmworkers and operate long hours to accommodate parents' work schedules. The closures affect over 1,100 children and have furloughed about 900 staff members.
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Description | Due to the government shutdown, 24 Migrant and Seasonal Head Start centers across Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama, and Oklahoma have closed indefinitely. These centers serve children of migrant farmworkers and operate long hours to accommodate parents' work schedules. The closures affect over 1,100 children and have furloughed about 900 staff members. |
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