Changes are coming to Head Start, a program that serves low-income children under 5 in Detroit and nationwide. The Trump administration's proposed overhaul includes adjustments to rules on expulsions and class sizes. The program, which has been in place since the 1960s, currently serves over 750,000 children.

Further details on the proposed changes are available from the source. Lizbeth White, the program leader, notes that states and schools will still have some autonomy to set their own rules, despite the federal changes. For more information on the potential impact of these changes, readers can refer to the original story.