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Early head start participation among head start enrollees: Who participates and what are the associated child outcomes?
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• About 16% of Head Start attendees eligible for Early Head Start (EHS) participated in the program. • Children of immigrants and teen mothers were more likely to have ever enrolled in EHS. • Enrollment duration was not linked to child/family characteristics. • Ever-enrollment status and enrollment duration predicted improved developmental outcomes at age three. • Ever-enrolled status predicted better outcomes, especially for children of disadvantaged mothers.
Keywords:
Early Head Start
Enrollment duration
Enrollment status
Infants and toddlers
Early Childhood Iowa Longitudinal Study (ECILS)
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