The IRS currently excludes early educators from a federal tax deduction offered to K-12 teachers who spend their own money on school supplies.
The national preschool landscape remains uncertain, according to new research from the National Institute for Early Education Research.
From pay to professional development to coordination with colleagues in higher grades, schools have a long way to go, study finds
After months of layoffs, funding freezes and uncertainty, Trump's new budget proposal calls for eliminating the anti-poverty early childhood program.
A Q&A with Sheri Brady, vice president of strategy and program for the Children’s Defense Fund, about the current policy environment for children.
Stillinger: Nothing is as compelling to a child as another child’s story, so my students learn about young people who helped create change.
A graphic primer on the child tax credit — and why Congress is talking about it
Haspel: Child care programs on military bases are shutting down amid spending freezes, leaving families scrambling for care and undermining readiness.
Four other regional offices also close Tuesday, but local programs get no official word
Amid the evolving policy environment, Start Early’s Yvette Sanchez Fuentes says early care and education advocates can build on bipartisan support.
Advocates and public health officials say there is room for improvement in formula regulation, but some question that execution amid food safety oversight cuts
In St. Louis, trained parent educators help parents and caregivers navigate developmental milestones and support kids from birth until kindergarten.
