Child care in the United States is known for being exorbitantly expensive, creating significant financial stress for many families. A newly enacted Vermont state law, Act 76, aims to alleviate this burden. By expanding eligibility for child care subsidies and deeply discounting costs, the law
December 3, 2024Barbara Taylor Bowman, a prominent figure in early childhood education, passed away at the age of 96. Renowned for her extensive contributions to the field, Bowman's career spanned numerous roles, including consultant, commissioner, speaker, board member, founder, advocate, academic, and
December 2, 2024The global initiative to update international human rights law to ensure free public education from early childhood through secondary education is gaining momentum. Championed by multiple countries and various educational and human rights organizations, this effort seeks to address the inequities
November 20, 2024In recent years, the state of early childhood education in the United States has been a topic of extensive debate and concern. While historical funding efforts have provided temporary relief, systemic issues such as low wages and job instability continue to plague the sector. This article explores
November 18, 2024Battle Elementary recently celebrated the completion of a new addition to their school, marking a significant milestone that highlights the community’s commitment to improving educational facilities and expanding resources for students. Key themes of the celebration included the importance of c
November 18, 2024In a significant development aimed at enhancing early childhood education in Pennsylvania, the Chester County Intermediate Unit (CCIU) has secured a substantial federal grant of $6.9 million annually. This sum is further supplemented by an additional $1 million in start-up funding for the inaugural
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