Elliot Haspel weighs in on what child care issues might be prioritized under the incoming Trump administration.
Voice-activated, AI-powered software promises to level the playing field, especially for pre-K students.
FFN care is the most common type of non-parental child care in the United States today.
The Investing in America Child Care Partnership has raised $9.6 million to increase child care supply and improve the quality of care.
After mandating science of reading as the only approach in elementary schools, the state is offering pre-K teachers free training and bonuses.
Three notable studies related to child care and early learning that the field should pay attention to.
The themes that resonated include the experiences of working families, the mental health of young children, and the cost (and funding) of child care.
Guess who's the blame? Lawmakers.
On Nov. 5, a number of ballot measures supporting child care were approved. What can be learned from the ballot measures that passed and failed?
Child care funding, the cost and quality of care, and working conditions and pay for early educators, were among the year’s top themes.
Williams: Politics may have killed universal pre-K but the research, results and family economics that made it such a strong bet are alive and well.
Math advocates say more early math, taught through play or games, can help students later.
