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CT women workers on jobless aid dropping fast entering 2023
As Connecticut floods its child care industry with a prolonged surge of funding, the ratio of women receiving unemployment compensation has dropped to levels not...
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Investigations begin in Qns. daycare fire |
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Survey Reveals The Top 4 Supports Parents Want...
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Five U.S. Communities Selected to Lead New Business-Public
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Military Child Care: DOD Efforts to Provide Affordable,...
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Students reflect on volunteering at Knox County Head...
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What Are My Childcare Options?
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Childcare center discusses different battles in new normal
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S.F. parents dismayed by closure of day care...
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23 People of Influence in 2023 > Spokane...
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YMCA Child Care and Early Learning Center opens...
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RPSB urging parents to enroll in early education...
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Council approves measures to help child care providers
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Marquette County to expand home-based childcare
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U.S. House panel probes extent of fraud in...
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Brookfield childcare center says state funding helped them...
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Childcare, school immunization requirements for 2023-24 updated by...
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CT women workers on jobless aid dropping fast...
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About 19% of average annual income in Boone...
Childcare Tech Trends – Page 2 – Child Care is Now Early Education
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About 19% of average annual income in Boone County spent on child care | K-12 Education
Zola Sturtz sends his kid to day care three times a week instead of five. During the other two days of the work week, his...
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Senate unveils child care bill with full-day public pre-K for 4-year-olds
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Gov’s budget lacks workforce support
Gov. Kathy Hochul included new tax credits and investments in her executive budget proposal aimed at helping the state’s deteriorating child care system, but business...
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Wisconsin DCF secretary highlights programs
Affordable child care: Wisconsin DCF secretary highlights programs Two Wisconsin grant programs aim to address the need for affordable and accessible child care. MILWAUKEE –...
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U.S. House panel probes extent of fraud in federal COVID-19 relief programs
WASHINGTON — From 2020 to 2022, a group of Minnesotans pretended to be serving meals to low-income children, all the while filing for reimbursement under...
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Former Grand Strand childcare worker shares red flags to look for when choosing childcare centers
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) – There’s a lot to consider when choosing care for your little ones, and one former Grand Strand childcare worker revealed...
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Help with painting and donations needed for daycare facility after massive fire in Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – The New North Citizens’ Council (NNCC) is asking for public assistance as it works to set up a temporary childcare center....
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New analysis counts 280 fewer child care facilities in Maine over two-year period
Maine ended last year with 280 fewer child care facilities compared to two years ago. That’s according to new analysis from the Bipartisan Policy Center,...
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Adding incentives to open childcare centers in South Dakota
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) – Childcare in South Dakota is a $250 million industry, but the state is also losing out on $146 million in...
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Week 4 legislative roundup |
HELENA — Gov. Greg Gianforte told the Montana Legislature in his second State of the State speech that he expects lawmakers to address issues like...
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Global report highlights link between corruption, violence | World News
BERLIN — Most of the world continues to fail to fight corruption with 95% of countries having made little to no progress since 2017, a...
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Lawmakers, Hochul clash on plans to fix child care crisis
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s vision to address the state’s child care crisis continues to differ from several lawmakers as they prepare to begin this session’s budget...
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