Micro-centers rely on flexible licensing to provide child care at K-12 schools, helping parents with costs and schools with teacher retention.
The program is a unique example of a school that moved quickly to keep children from missing out on their first year of school.
When a program closes its doors abruptly, parents are left scrambling for care, providers are out of work and children lose the stability they need.
Discipline reforms in wake of George Floyd's death had targeted disproportionate punishment of non-white kids and those with disabilities.
The pandemic temporarily devastated American child care. Five years later, a number of effects have rebounded, but experts say challenges persist.
Hau and Kang: Investing in early relationships is not just an act of kindness; it is a societal imperative that builds our future relational economy.
During the second Trump Administration, the early childhood workforce is getting a crash course in immigration law.
State cuts threaten therapies for Colorado children with disabilities.
Is Guidepost Montessori on a path to becoming one of America’s most significant child care collapses?
Several mayoral candidates and an organized advocacy campaign are pushing to expand free child care access to children as young as 6 weeks old.
The Prenatal-to-3 Policy Impact Center conducted an analysis on how cash transfers impact young children and their families. Here’s what it revealed.
The film “Make a Circle” aims to raise awareness about the child care crisis and to advocate for investment in high quality child care.
