Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Subsidies and High Needs
What are we really doing to help 42% of our nation's children?
Federal Child Care Subsidies Are Not Necessarily Linked to High-Quality Care | NewAmerica.net
"To leverage our federal dollars more efficiently – and provide the highest-need children with high-quality care – we should further study the barriers that low-income families face in access, affordability and quality of care, and refocus our money and our effort on filling those holes."
Federal Child Care Subsidies Are Not Necessarily Linked to High-Quality Care | NewAmerica.net
"To leverage our federal dollars more efficiently – and provide the highest-need children with high-quality care – we should further study the barriers that low-income families face in access, affordability and quality of care, and refocus our money and our effort on filling those holes."
Monday, July 9, 2012
Monday, July 2, 2012
Sharing Web Resources
Speaking of Demographics! 2012 State Fact Sheets
www.naccrra.org/sites/default/files/default_site_pages/2012/cca_state_factsheets__intro_natl_facts_060812.pdf
This showed up on my facebook feed and in a monthly newsletter I have been receiving from Child Care Aware. Just so happens to go right in line with our topic this week. This organization continues to be a valuable site. Their mission is to promote national policies and partnerships to advance the development and learning of all children and to provide vision, leadership, and support to community Child Care Resource and Referral. Their vision is similar to many of ours, a nation that supports the development and learning of all children.
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