Lacking funds, several Head Start programs lay off employees

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Lacking funds, several Head Start programs lay off employees
By Jennifer Reeger
Possible state budget cuts are affecting Head Start, a federally-funded educational program for low-income children ages 3 to 5. The state of Pennsylvania offers supplemental funds to open up more classrooms for children in need.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Aug. 29, 2009

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