Studies Show That When Children Who Attend Head Start Programs

question 45

Multiple Choice

Studies show that when children who attend Head Start programs are compared during elementary school or high school with children from similar backgrounds who did not attend Head Start, the children with the special preschool experience are more likely to

• A) be assigned to regular classes in school.
• B) be held back at least a year in elementary school.
• C) have lower mathematics scores.
• D) drop out of school.
• E) fail to graduate from high school.

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