President Biden’s Executive Order on Child Care, Explained
The order represents the most comprehensive set of executive actions any president has taken to improve the country’s care infrastructure.
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The order represents the most comprehensive set of executive actions any president has taken to improve the country’s care infrastructure.
March has been a busy month when it comes to the federal government and early and elementary education.
The budget is an important opportunity for the administration to signal its priorities when it comes to education.
There is an urgent need for federal legislation that boosts the amount of federal spending on our youngest children.
California, Michigan, Minnesota, and Vermont are all on the brink of expanding access to high-quality ECE.
Washington, Minnesota, and Rhode Island have recently taken steps to build an equitable and aligned early learning system.
Omnibus spending package, preschool development grants, and a new Congress
Two ideas will be quickly tested: quality-centered workplaces and early education microsites
These are several pressing issues related to early care and education that policymakers will contend with in 2023
Starting in late October, child care workers in the state are automatically eligible for child care subsidies via the state’s Child Care Ass
An interview with a veteran teacher about social-emotional learning
Business leaders are paying more attention to the importance of hiring employees with adequate social-emotional skills
A collection of resources for PDG B-5 grant applications
2,000 parents of students in grades K through 12 were surveyed in the spring of 2021
States and districts should take advantage of federal relief dollars to ensure all children get off to a solid start