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- The Even Start Program is a federally funded program in the United States that gives families access to training and support to create a literate home environment and enhance the academic achievement of their children. The program was first authorized in 1988, and administration was moved to individual states in 1992. The program aims to:
* Help children to reach their full potential as learners (early childhood education)
* Provide literacy training for parents (adult education)
* Help parents to become full partners in education of their children (parenting education) In May 2009, President Barack Obama proposed eliminating the program. As of June 2010, the program is still funded. (en)
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- The Even Start Program is a federally funded program in the United States that gives families access to training and support to create a literate home environment and enhance the academic achievement of their children. The program was first authorized in 1988, and administration was moved to individual states in 1992. The program aims to:
* Help children to reach their full potential as learners (early childhood education)
* Provide literacy training for parents (adult education)
* Help parents to become full partners in education of their children (parenting education) (en)
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