Contra Costa County: Head Start program leaders say federal aid is not enough to serve all qualified children : vimarsana.com

Government infusions to Head Start programs in Contra Costa County can currently only fund enough resources to teach roughly 2,100 children -- 11% of the 18,000 children who qualify for the program.

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