Understanding the U.S. Dept. of Education’s Role in Ensuring Fair and Equal Opportunity, from Pre-K through 12th Grade
Dismantling ED would be devastating for the country’s children from their earliest years of learning through graduation
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Work Continues to Include Family Child Care Providers in Public Pre-K Systems
A new national initiative aims to help family child care providers in four states integrate into publicly funded pre-K programs
Taking Action to Increase the Number of Family Child Care Providers
A pilot program in Maryland is showing promising results
What Will 2025 Hold for Early Care and Education?
Here are a few questions that rise to the top for our team when thinking about the next 12 months in early education
How to Find More Room for Child Care by Repurposing Public Schools
There are many potential advantages to a school-to-community-child-care-hub conversion.
One Year Later, Vermont’s Act 76 Is Showing Promise
The Vermont Legislature rejected an attempt to cut funding for the law’s implementation
What the Election Results Mean for Early Care and Education
Two local ECE ballot initiatives were successful, while hopes for increased federal investment were quashed
Q&A with LSX Fellow Bethany Koby on the Future of Learning
Koby is the co-founder and Chief Vision Officer of Fam Studio, a family innovation studio focused on play-led technology
[Event Recap] Child-Centered, Joyful Learning in the Early Elementary Grades
Envisioning the ideal elementary school experience for young children
Rising Liability Insurance Costs Pose an “Existential Threat” to Child Care Providers
State lawmakers are starting to take notice and contemplate action