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The effects of Head Start's quality-improvement funding

Description:
A longitudinal investigation into the correlation between the receipt of funding to improve quality of Head Start programs, based on information from Program Information Reports (PIRs) from 1,182 programs that received quality improvement funding from 1990 to 1995
Resource Type:
Reports & Papers
Author(s):
Powell C. Gregg; Brush Lorelei R.; Gaidurgis Andrew
Publisher(s):
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates
Country:
United States

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