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The House votes ‘yes’ on a child care bill that’s expected to pass the Senate soon. So what’s next for states?
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The Education Department’s recently proposed changes to the SIG program reinforce the administration’s commitment to early education.
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The vast majority of Americans want more federally funded high-quality pre-K classrooms.
The Third Rail: Funding Reform for Early Learning Programs
There’s not enough money to go around.
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