H.R. 1, the bill I referred to, cuts $1.1 billion out of funding for Head Start, would disenfranchise 218,000 students who would otherwise be eligible for Head Start.
Timothy H. Bishop: “H.R. 1, the bill I referred to, cuts $1.1 billion out of funding for Head Start, would disenfranchise 218,000 students…”
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Bishop criticizes proposed cuts to Head Start funding affecting many students.
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