I ask Senator Kassebaum, in view of the changing time demands being placed on Head Start parents who are working or learning job skills, what is her intent on the need for not only flexibility by Head Start administrators in approving different delivery models, but also the need for flexibility in combining funding from various early childhood programs and flexibility in granting waivers to make joint funding or administration of early childhood and family programs possible?
David Durenberger: “I ask Senator Kassebaum, in view of the changing time demands being placed on Head Start parents who are working or…”
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Questioning the need for flexibility in Head Start and early childhood program funding.
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