Research indicates that Head Start programs:

Correct answer: C. increase the school readiness of children from disadvantaged home environments

  • A. fail to produce any short-term improvements in participants' mental skills.
  • B. are beneficial to participants from very intellectually stimulating home environments.
  • C. increase the school readiness of children from disadvantaged home environments
  • D. initially benefit students but lose their influence by the time the students reach high school.Discover Lesson Plans

Explanation

Head Start has been found to improve school readiness, particularly for children from disadvantaged home environments. Some early cognitive gains may fade later, but that does not cancel the program's initial school-readiness benefit.

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