Trump targets Head Start regulations to cut federal costs
Because if there's one thing fixing federal spending needs, it's making early childhood education for low-income kids a lot cheaper and less regulated.
The federal government has decided that a 60-year-old anti-poverty initiative for preschool kids is simply carrying too much red tape. The plan is to trim rules and slash expenses across the entire setup.
Advocates are already sounding the alarm, pointing out that cutting regulations on early childhood education might actually end up gutting the program's entire mission rather than just saving a few bucks.
Streamlining bureaucratic efficiency usually works out great right up until it hits preschool classrooms.
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