President Trump’s guidance to pause federal funding created uncertainty for many. As the crisis subsides, let’s remember who lost out amid the chaos.
Elliot Haspel weighs in on what child care issues might be prioritized under the incoming Trump administration.
A team at the University of Chicago's TMW Center for Early Learning + Public Health is building resources to help them understand brain development.
KinderCare, which serves nearly 200,000 children across the country, recently hit the public market.
The state has a diverse early education workforce, but experienced educators may face barriers to teaching in its public early education system.
The first federal food assistance program in decades helps eligible families cover groceries in the summer, but many dollars may go unclaimed.
Voters largely approved funding for children, though holdouts remain.
Child care may be closer to an open window of opportunity than our divided politics would suggest possible.
Our divisive politics around immigration lag behind the diverse reality of our schools — and for English learners, early ed is a key to success.
Minnesota's lieutenant gov promoted free school lunch & Indigenous curriculum, served on Minneapolis's school board and was Walz's political mentor.
Child care is finally getting widespread attention, but we have yet to answer the essential questions: what is child care and who is it for?
In new book, child development expert Dan Wuori dismantles notion of early child care as a form of 'industrialized' babysitting.
