Under the program, families, regardless of income, can receive state vouchers to cover public and private child care fees.

Data from the U.S. Department of Labor shows that families spend 9 to 16 percent of their income on full-day care for just one child, with annual prices ranging from $6,552 to $15,600 in 2022, the ...

A child care program serving hundreds of children and families in Santa Cruz County closed as funds ran out due to the government shutdown.

One California Head Start program has closed and three more are about to. More closures are expected soon as the shutdown ...

HB 4194 would amend Illinois' Child Care Act to ban day cares from sharing immigration status and require new policies by Jan. 1, 2026.

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Tony Tjan has spent more than 15 years leading MiniLuxe, a purpose-driven beauty brand pioneering clean, ethical and ...

Objective Traditional wellness programming focuses on bringing together individual clinicians during personal time for resources and skill building, without a focus on skill building in the contexts ...

For years, Missouri families and employers have grappled with one of the state’s toughest challenges, finding and affording ...

Increase awareness of the basic standards of early care and education. Recognize and support early care and education programs providing care above and beyond those standards; and Educate the ...

Plans are afoot in Fergus Falls to build out a series of adjacent day care pods, which require less overhead than ...

A new study on the child care workforce in North Texas reveals obstacles being faced by the sector that serves families and ...