Olivia Golden addressed the closing session of the 42nd Annual Head Start Conference on April 2, 2015.

Christine Johnson-Staub, Stephanie Schmit, and Wendy Cervantes presented at the 2017 National Smart Start Conference in Greensboro, NC.

This archived webinar features results from CLASP's analysis of early childhood data by race and ethnicity.

This fact sheet provides a national overview of Head Start children, programs, and staff members based on 2014 data.

Stephanie Schmit describes the significance of the new report, "Disparate Access: Head Start and CCDBG Data by Race and Ethnicity."

This op-ed quotes expert Hannah Matthews on Head Start.

The program information data for Head Start programs demonstrate how important Head Start services are in the lives of poor children and families.

The Chronicle of Higher Education cites CLASP's report "Thriving Children, Successful Parents: A Two-Generation Approach to Policy."

Blog posting by Hannah Matthews refuting the misuses and mischaracterizations of Head Start data and describing the successes of the program.

An Oct. 2013 report by the advocacy group CLASP found that 91 percent of Head Start children and 85 percent of Early Head Start children received a medical screening. Nearly 12 percent had a disability (13 percent in Early Head Start), with 45 percent diagnosed…