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Early Childhood Education Is at an Inflection Point. We’re Doubling Down on Our Coverage of the Field.

October 27, 2021

Via: Ed Surge

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The early childhood education system in the United States is fundamentally broken. In a sector that rarely sees quality, affordability and availability offered in the same place, that is more a statement of fact than it is a subjective viewpoint.

As is, this is how the field typically works (or doesn’t): Families are often forced to pay more than they can afford—sometimes as much or more than the mortgages on their homes—for their children’s early care and education.

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