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dialog-1681	Clarke, Tricia; Niewiadomski, Robert; De Jesus, Ana; Quiroz, Lovell; Luo, Xueyi; Li, Yimeng; Shao, Yidan; Rodriguez, Diane	Perceptions of East Coast Migrant Head Start Programs and Multilingual Families' Communication	2023	8	.pdf	application/pdf	3539	186	41	Future research could provide additional information about the program’s stakeholders, including the perceptions of administrators and teachers on the impact and effectiveness of Head Start programs that serve multilingual families, examine the difference in perception between the program’s view of its (mis)communication with families and how families view the degree to which they communicate with the program, explore the program’s recruitment practices and enrollment efforts toward multilingual families in the community to better inform multilingual families about enrollment in early childhood education programs, investigate the role of the program’s location and its connection to enrollment and multilingual family engagement, probe connections between enrollment and engagement in the Head Start program with students’ success in kindergarten and first grade, and contribute to reducing disparities in academic achievement among children from multilingual families by increasing access to education at a young age. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We thank Juvencio Rocha Peralta, Executive Director of the Association of Mexicans in North Carolina (AMEXCAN), Inc., and Javier Gonzalez Gonzales, Ed.D., Chief Operating Officer of the East Coast Migrant Head Start Program, for their partnership. They would also like family training programs that teach English or computer literacy.	cache/dialog-1681.pdf	txt/dialog-1681.txt