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Why Colleges, School Districts and Hospitals Are Closing On-Site Child Care
Elliot Haspel
April 14, 2026
Why Some Students Don鈥檛 Raise Their Hands. How Early Education Can Change That
Iryna Liusik
April 12, 2026
Pilot Program Provides Early Childhood Educators with Rent-Free Business Spaces
Hallie Claflin
April 10, 2026
When Work Isn鈥檛 9-to-5, Child Care Can鈥檛 Be Either
Katie Hamm & Juliet Bromer
April 8, 2026
As NAEYC Turns 100, Early Education Leaders Reflect on Progress and Gaps
Emily Tate Sullivan
April 6, 2026
Funds for Signature Pre-K Endowment in Peril as Surplus Dwindles
Keith M. Phaneuf & Laura Tillman
April 3, 2026
Why Are State Departments of Early Childhood Education So Trendy Right Now?
Emily Tate Sullivan
April 2, 2026
In Rural Missouri Classrooms, a New Approach to Reading Is Taking Hold
William Hehemann
March 25, 2026
An Overlooked Factor of the 鈥楽outhern Surge鈥: Investments in Early Childhood
Elliot Haspel
March 24, 2026
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States Are Increasingly Using Child Care Waitlists, Leaving Parents in Limbo
Bryce Covert
March 20, 2026
House Passes Bill to Codify Pilot Program on Child Care Aid for Child Care Workers
Robin Opsahl
March 1, 2026
Ohio Receives Federal Child Care Grant as Sector Continues to Search for Funding Answers
Susan Tebben
February 21, 2026
Why We Keep Asking the Wrong Question About Kindergarten Readiness
Susan B. Neuman & Lillie Bukzin
February 19, 2026
Babies Born During COVID Are Now in Kindergarten. Here鈥檚 What Educators Are Learning
Nick Gaehde
February 17, 2026
A Child Care Paradox: Families on Waitlists, Centers Underenrolled
Elliot Haspel
February 12, 2026
How a Notorious Maximum-Security Prison Was Transformed Into a Thriving Preschool
Emily Tate Sullivan
February 3, 2026
Here Are the Early Childhood Services that Might Pause if Government Shuts Down Again
Elly Yu
January 30, 2026
Why It鈥檚 Important for Young Children to Understand What鈥檚 Behind AI
Mark Swartz
January 29, 2026
Child Care Slots in Wisconsin Sit Vacant as Programs Struggle to Hire Teachers
Emily Tate Sullivan
January 26, 2026
What if States Made Child Care a Constitutional Right?
Elliot Haspel
January 21, 2026
The High Cost of Child Care Is Making Mothers Rethink Having Kids
Bryce Covert
January 20, 2026
With the Child Poverty Rate Expected to Climb, New Efforts Emerge to Respond
Mark Swartz
January 14, 2026
Proposed Changes to Provider Pay Could Lead to Child Care Rate Hikes, Closures
Emily Tate Sullivan
January 9, 2026
4 Early Care and Education Issues to Watch in 2026
Emily Tate Sullivan
January 5, 2026
North Carolina Announces Short-Term Training for Future Early Childhood Teachers
Sergio Osnaya-Prieto
January 1, 2026
2025 Research Roundup: 3 Pressing Themes Shaping Early Care and Education
Kendra Hurley
December 29, 2025
Texans Can Use School Vouchers for Pre-K, but the Pool of Families who Qualify Is Limited
Jaden Edison
December 27, 2025
Food Insecurity Is Surging Among Child Care Providers
Emily Tate Sullivan
December 22, 2025
Rob Reiner Spent a Decade Fighting For California Kids
Linda Jacobson
December 16, 2025
Kentucky Found an Incentive to Keep Early Educators on the Job
Rebecca Gale
December 12, 2025
In New Mexico, Grandparents Caring for Grandkids Can Also Get Free Child Care Now
Chabeli Carrazana
December 10, 2025
Amid Budget Cuts to Child Care, Dedicated Funds Hold Promise
Elliot Haspel
December 3, 2025
School Admissions Anxiety Hits Parents of Young Children, Too
Bailey A. Brown
November 28, 2025
Michigan Sees Record Free Preschool Enrollment, Yet Many Openings Remain
Lori Higgins
November 25, 2025
Inside the Race to Hire and Retain America鈥檚 Early Educators
Mark Swartz
November 24, 2025
Indiana Child Care Providers Struggle to Stay Open After State Slashes Rates
Bryce Covert
November 18, 2025
The Shutdown Is Over, But Thousands of Kids Are Still Locked Out of Head Start
Amanda Geduld
November 15, 2025
In Michigan鈥檚 UP, a Head Start Preschool Closes. Blame the Government Shutdown
Lauren Gibbons
November 10, 2025
Child Care Worker Detained by ICE Inside a Chicago Day Care as Children Watched
Chabeli Carrazana
November 6, 2025
What America Can Learn From England鈥檚 Rocky Child Care Rollout
Elliot Haspel
November 6, 2025
Child Care Providers Run for Office to Fix a Broken System
Rebecca Gale
November 3, 2025
Want to Protect American Children? End the Shutdown
Sonja Foster
November 2, 2025
New Mexico Charts a Path for Universal Child Care
Michelle Kang, Erica Phillips & Natalie Renew
October 30, 2025
Raising Children During a Polycrisis: What Parents Can Do to Bring Up Resilient Kids
Mark Swartz
October 28, 2025
Oregon May Be the Canary in the Coal Mine for Child Care Cuts
Elliot Haspel
October 17, 2025
Why This Vermont Child Care Organization Was Designed to Sunset After a Decade
Rebecca Gale
October 9, 2025
30 Years Without a Real Raise: New York’s Early Intervention Pay Crisis
Sarah Carr
October 2, 2025
Hawai驶i Is Turning To Charters To Expand Free Preschool Options
Megan Tagami
September 29, 2025
Months After Los Angeles Wildfires, Child Care Providers Are Still in Crisis
Ashley 脕lvarez
September 25, 2025
Licensed Child Care Homes Continue to Disappear After End of Stabilization Grants
Katie Dukes
September 23, 2025
With SNAP Cuts, This Federal Food Program May Become a Lifeline For Families
Mark Swartz
September 22, 2025
Brain Development Signals Reading Challenges Long Before Kindergarten
K.C. Compton
September 19, 2025
California Expands TK, but Thousands of 4-Year-Olds Remain Unenrolled
Karen D'Souza & Zaidee Stavely
September 18, 2025
Child Care Scholarships Help Families Experiencing Sudden Household Disruptions
Mark Swartz
September 17, 2025
New Mexico Will Become the First State to Offer Universal Child Care
Rebecca Gale
September 15, 2025
Apprenticeships Aimed at Boosting Child Care Careers Have Been Flourishing
Alina Tugend
September 8, 2025
Lessons From the Military for Solving North Carolina鈥檚 Child Care Crisis
Katie Dukes
August 23, 2025
Even in a Nation With Robust Family Policies, Stay-at-Home Parents Struggle
Rebecca Gale
August 6, 2025
States Create Trust Funds to Bolster Child Care and Early Childhood Education
Bryce Covert
August 4, 2025
Why Cut a Federal Program That Helps Student Parents Access Child Care?
Elliot Haspel
July 31, 2025
Math Fellowship Rooted in Racial Justice Supports Early Educators
Mark Swartz
July 30, 2025
Chelsea Clinton: Supporting Families Where They Are Matters for Early Childhood
Mark Swartz
July 22, 2025
Some States Are Seeking to Deregulate Child Care. Advocates Are Fighting Back
Bryce Covert
July 20, 2025
The Child Tax Credit is Changing. Here鈥檚 What it Means for Your Family
Chabeli Carrazana
July 18, 2025
Want Children to Cooperate? Let Them Swing Together
K.C. Compton
July 15, 2025
Head Start Preschools to Bar Undocumented Children Under New Trump Rule
Kalyn Belsha & Norah Rami
July 11, 2025
Head Start at 60: A Legacy Worth Investing In
Emmy Liss & Sarah Gilliland
July 11, 2025
To Strengthen the Early Care and Education System, Funding Reform Is Needed
Elliot Haspel
July 9, 2025
Early Childhood Innovation Center Shores Up Delaware’s Early Learning Workforce
Mark Swartz
July 7, 2025
Absent Federal Support, States Become Innovators in Early Care and Education
Rebecca Gale
June 30, 2025
Across Party Lines, Stakeholders Are Calling for Regulatory Reform in Child Care
Elliot Haspel
June 26, 2025
For Some Tribal Communities, Head Start Programs Provide a Cultural Lifeline
Rebecca Gale
June 23, 2025
New Mexico鈥檚 Investments in Early Care and Education Begin to Show Progress
Rebecca Gale
June 17, 2025
Pre-K Teachers Are Stressed and Say They Want to Quit
Bryce Covert
June 16, 2025
Want a Sustainable Child Care System? Invest in Family Child Care Educators
Jessica Sager
June 10, 2025
Why Early Educators鈥 Voices Matter
Mark Swartz
June 5, 2025
Babies and Young American Children Suffer as U.S. Lags in Family Support
Bryce Covert
May 29, 2025
What Babies Need from Congress Right Now
Melissa Boteach
May 28, 2025
How Medicaid Cuts Could Impact Early Intervention for Young Children
Mark Swartz
May 27, 2025
The First 8 Years Are Crucial For Foundational Learning and Brain Development
Marisa Busch
May 20, 2025
Head Start May Have Gotten a Reprieve, but It鈥檚 Not Out of the Woods
Katie Hamm
May 19, 2025
Heat, Floods, Storms Limit Outdoor Play for Young Children, Surveys Show
K.C. Compton
May 16, 2025
Wisconsin Is Cutting State Funding for Child Care. Providers Are Taking a Stand
Elliot Haspel
May 15, 2025
Engaging Local Leaders Is Key to Helping Young Children and Their Families Thrive
Mark Swartz
April 22, 2025
Families and Providers Deserve More Notice When Child Care Programs Close
Elliot Haspel
March 19, 2025
Early Educators and Child Care Providers Seek Legal Advice on Immigration
Mark Swartz
March 14, 2025
How COVID Shaped Child Care and Early Learning
Kendra Hurley
March 13, 2025
Could New York Become the First Major City to Offer Universal Child Care?
Bryce Covert
March 6, 2025
A Rapid Succession of Child Care Closures Calls for Close Scrutiny
Elliot Haspel
March 5, 2025
Cash Transfers: A Proven Strategy to Improve Outcomes for Children and Families
K.C. Compton
February 28, 2025
A New Documentary Makes a Powerful Case for Early Education
Mark Swartz
February 28, 2025
How Intergenerational Day Centers Benefit Children, Families, Seniors and Providers
Mark Swartz
February 19, 2025
Big Ten Early Learning Alliance Shines a Light on Early Childhood Data Solutions
Mark Swartz
January 29, 2025
What to Expect on Child Care from Trump’s Second Presidency
Elliot Haspel
January 16, 2025
2024 Research Roundup: 3 Must-Read Studies About Early Care and Education
Kendra Hurley
January 7, 2025
Election Day Proved That Voters Want Action on Child Care
Bryce Covert
December 18, 2024
2024 Must-Reads: 9 Stories About Early Care and Education That We Can鈥檛 Stop Thinking About
Marisa Busch
December 17, 2024
鈥楥ollective Caregiving鈥: A New Way to Frame the Dialogue Around Better Supporting Kids and Families
Mark Swartz
November 14, 2024
America Doesn鈥檛 Know How to Talk About Child Care
Elliot Haspel
October 29, 2024
Simplicity, Visibility and Tangible Child Care Solutions: Q&A With Bainum Family Foundation鈥檚 Marica Cox Mitchell
Mark Swartz
October 23, 2024
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