Early Childhood Education

Michigan's education system is facing a multitude of challenges as it heads into 2025. From federal policy changes and legal disputes to chronic absenteeism and legislative shifts, the landscape of Michigan's schools is set to undergo significant transformations. This article delves into

The sudden closure of the Monticello Area Community Action Agency (MACAA) in early 2024 has left a significant void in early childhood education and child care services in central Virginia. This article delves into the impact on families, the response from local school districts and alternative

The childcare sector in North Carolina is on the brink of a significant crisis, as the expiration of federal pandemic-era funding looms large. This crucial funding has been instrumental in maintaining childcare programs throughout the state, ensuring the provision of quality care and support for

The comprehensive report titled "From Barriers to Bridges: Expanding Access to Child Care and Improving Upward Mobility for Georgia’s Child Care Workers," sheds light on the myriad challenges faced by child care providers and families in Georgia. This examination delves into the economic h

Determining the appropriate age for children to have their own mobile phones has long been a contentious topic among parents, particularly due to concerns over excessive screen time and the potential impacts on their development. With the increasing integration of technology into everyday life, the

The recent budget debate in Washington state has placed a spotlight on child care and early learning, with Governor Jay Inslee's budget proposal at the center of discussions. Faced with a significant budget deficit estimated between $10 billion and $12 billion, Inslee's plan offers a mix