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Meanings of head start program in inglês
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head start espanhol
head start origen U.S. federal aid program for low-income childcare.
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Examples for "head start"
Examples for "head start"
1
Our archaeologist might have considered the possible advantages of a head start.
2
I feel that experience at work will give me a head start.
3
His years of arduous study provided Sena with an extraordinary head start.
4
Waving goodbye, just in case Julius forgot about his two-day head start.
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He also would have a good head start on me in fund-raising.
Usage of head start program in inglês
1
For inspiration, the Marines point to the Department of Health & Human Services' Head Start program.
2
Five states had to close their Head Start programs, while other states relied on contingency funding.
3
South Bend pediatricians and the local Head Start program still order screenings, but many children go untested.
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Objective: This study identifies and characterizes children at risk for asthma who are enrolled in a local Head Start program.
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They tested two interventions, alone and in combination, embedding the experiment within the federally-funded Head Start program for low-income children.
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Rather than quotas at the upper end of the academy, we need more head start programs in the impoverished, inner city depths.
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The personal donation will help keep Head Start and Early Head Start programs, who were forced to close or are facing closure, open.
8
He had voted against funding the Head Start program, against sanctions targeting apartheid in South Africa, against gun control, against the Equal Rights Amendment.
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Since 1965, over 30 million children from low-income families have been educated in Head Start programs across the United States.
10
A hypothesis-generating correlational design was used; 56 children, aged 3-5 years, were enrolled from six rural and urban Head Start programs in a southeastern state.
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And yet there are nearly 19,000 children across the United States who are no longer being educated in Head Start programs because of the shutdown.