Education of Poor Children

ls of the original act were to revitalize the countries education system by providing textbooks for parochial school children. The ESEA also wanted to bring education into the front ranks of the nationwide assault on poverty (Jeffery, 1978). One part of the ESEA is the Even Start program. Even Start is a program that supports literacy. This addressed the basic education needs of parents and children from birth to age eight, who come from low-income families. This provides three services: adult, parenting, and early childhood education. The Even Start program started in 1989 and is part of the ESEA. The Even Start program was revised in 1991 when Congress passed the National Literacy Act. The NLA lowered the age of eligible children from one year, to birth. It also allows community based organizations to receive grants. The Even Start program is intended to:
             ...Help break the cycle of poverty and illiteracy by improving the educational opportunities of the Nation's low-income families by integrating early childhood education, adult liter
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