Head Start Gets Major Funding Boost | Denver News

The feds are pouring over $225 million into Head Start programs nationwide to boost nutrition, upgrade facilities, and cover essential one-time costs—89 million for better meals and farm-to-table initiatives, 88 million for safer learning spaces, and 47 million for unexpected needs like buses, HVAC, playgrounds, and staff training—all aimed at giving kids a stronger foundation for life.

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