Head Start programs are still unable to access federal money

Still locked out of federal funding, several Head Start preschools may need to close temporarily
Some Head Start preschools around the country could be at risk of closing temporarily because they remain locked out of their federal funding, a problem that first surfaced last week during President Donald Trump’s aborted effort to freeze federal grants.
Several Wisconsin Head Start programs still can't access funds after Trump's federal freeze
Wisconsin Head Start Association Executive Director Jennie Mauer said six of the 39 Head Start programs across the state still can't access payments.
Some Head Start programs still can’t access federal funds a week after Trump freeze memo rescinded
Over 50 Head Start programs around the country still can’t draw down federal funds, more than a week after the Trump administration officially rescinded the freeze on federal grants.
'Total chaos': Head Start programs in Wisconsin left scrambling after federal grant freeze
The White House said Head Start should not be affected by the federal freeze, but local programs are scrambling to stay open amid payment glitches.
Several Head Start grantees still cannot access funds more than a week after botched federal funding freeze
Several Wisconsin Head Start programs still cannot access federal funds that help provide care for children.The executive director of the Wisconsin Head Start Association confirmed
Federal funding freeze; Waukesha Head Start program not receiving funds
The federal freeze was blocked and later rescinded last week, but for some nonprofits, the money has yet to thaw out.
Dozens of Head Start Programs Still Aren’t Receiving Promised Federal Funds
Some providers of pre-K and child care have waited more than a week for federal reimbursements that typically arrive in 24 hours.
'We don't know what the problem is': WNY Head Start program reeling from federal chaos
Cattaraugus-Wyoming Project Head Start abruptly shut down operations and temporarily laid off its 84 employees, suddenly leaving without child care nearly 200 children from low-income families.
Some Head Start childcare centers say they can't get federal funds. They're paying staff out of pocket and worried about closing: 'Folks are scared.'
Childcare center employees told BI that they're locked out of their federal grants, leaving them unable to pay staff and ...
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Head Start child care funds stop for some providers, leaving them hanging
More than half a dozen child care centers that serve low-income families through the federal Head Start program have been ...