Arkansas Takes Steps to Help Early Educators Save for Retirement
The issue of retirement security for early educators is one facing every state in the country.
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Cuts with Consequences
Cutting Medicaid puts infants, toddlers, and young children at risk.
Federal Early Education Update: June 2025
The latest in federal early education news
How the House-Passed Reconciliation Bill Would Negatively Impact Young Children and Their Families
The wide-ranging package includes significant cuts to Medicaid and food assistance
New Video: Local Lessons from a Decade of Early Childhood Reform in California
In a new video, experts say their success offers critical lessons for this moment.
Defunding PBS Will Shrink Learning Opportunities for Young Children
Research demonstrates that PBS content promotes school readiness, yet federal lawmakers seek to rescind funds for public media.
Young Children Face Greater Risks at School from Office for Civil Rights Reduction
Civil rights violations start early, with many OCR complaints filed about wrongdoings toward young children.
How Can States Ensure a Cohesive and Streamlined ECE System?
While many states move towards consolidated ECE governance, others pursue the same goals by other means.
Block Granting Title I: Less Funding, Less Accountability
Oklahoma’s recent proposal highlights the dangers of block granting federal education funds.
Understanding the Cost of Early Intervention Services in Illinois
Cost modeling can be a critical tool in a state’s toolkit to improve access to services and set more children on a path to thrive.