October 14, 2026

Meanwhile. . .


Maryland Comptroller Brooke Liermann - The Trump administration has proposed stripping away more than 1,400 federal regulations that guide Head Start, which for more than 60 years has opened doors to early education, health screenings, and meals for children from low-income families. Trump’s changes would remove many of the standards that make it work. They would impose an English-only requirement, excluding children whose primary language at home isn’t English, and eliminate standards on class sizes, teacher-child ratios, and services for children with disabilities. In 2024 and 2025, the program served more than 7,000 Maryland children.

Maryland Comptroller Brooke Liermann - The Trump administration has proposed stripping away more than 1,400 federal regulations that guide Head Start, which for more than 60 years has opened doors to early education, health screenings, and meals for children from low-income families. Trump’s changes would remove many of the standards that make it work. They would impose an English-only requirement, excluding children whose primary language at home isn’t English, and eliminate standards on class sizes, teacher-child ratios, and services for children with disabilities. In 2024 and 2025, the program served more than 7,000 Maryland children.

Maryland Comptroller Brooke Liermann - The Trump administration has proposed stripping away more than 1,400 federal regulations that guide Head Start, which for more than 60 years has opened doors to early education, health screenings, and meals for children from low-income families. Trump's changes would remove many of the standards that make it work. They would impose an English-only requirement, excluding children whose primary language at home isn't English, and eliminate standards on class sizes, teacher-child ratios, and services for children with disabilities. In 2024 and 2025, the program served more than 7,000 Maryland children.

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