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It is the mission of CHSA to provide it's members, the
earlycare and education community, and our friends
with up-to-date information from California 's Capitol
in Sacramento and our nation's Capitol in Washington DC.
- The Public Policy Committee meets on a regular basis to
- review state and national issues that effect children and
- families.
- For more information on CHSA's Government Affairs/Public
- Policy Committee please contact the CHSA State Office
- at 916-444-7760.
- California Head Start Update & Fact Sheet
CHSA Monthly Update
Monthly review of issues impacting California children
and their families on both state and federal levels of
government.
Head Start in California Today
New Directions - Limited Resources
CHSA's Reauthorization Presentation
This presentation covers the major elements of the
legislation and offers some collateral references.
Budgeting for Poverty
The federal government says a family of four earning
$19,971 or less a year is living in poverty. But how far
does $19,971 go in America today?
Tour Poverty USA
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The following resources are provided to the Head Start community
to supply information related to public policy concerns.
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MISSION
STATEMENT
The California
Head Start
Association is the
unified voice
providing
leadership and
advocacy for the
Head Start
community.
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VISION
STATEMENT
The California
Head Start
Association will
be an important
strategic partner
representing Head
Start interests in
California and the
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