Trump administration’s proposal could make it easier to suspend or expel Head Start students
Headline from WTOP Washington DC
It was sometime around Xavier Rogers’ second birthday that his mom and Early Head Start teachers noticed a shift in his demeanor. Xavier, usually a happy baby, now mostly wanted to play alone and would sometimes bite and hit other kids in his class.
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This story is published in partnership with The Associated Press. It was sometime around Xavier’s second birthday that his mom and Early Head Start teachers noticed a shift in his demeanor — the historically happy baby now mostly wanted to play alone and would sometimes bite and hit the other kids i…
It was sometime around Xavier Rogers’ second birthday that his mom and Early Head Start teachers noticed a shift in his demeanor. Xavier, usually a happy baby, now mostly wanted to play alone and would sometimes bite and hit other kids in his class.
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