EXCERPT FROM: Rome News-Tribune
By Doug Walker
Childcare providers in the Rome area are concerned about continuing job losses and the potential for the loss of revenue from the state as part of additional budget cuts that are expected from the General Assembly.

EXCERPT FROM: Blogs @augusta.com
Posted by LaTina Emerson
Families that have been affected by the recession might be eligible to receive temporary child care assistance.

EXCERPT FROM: Effingham Herald
ATLANTA — The Georgia Department of Human Services (DHS) has created a new federally funded program called Temporary Child Care Assistance (TCCA) that will be operated under the state’s Child Care Program.

Jackie Boatwright now has the ending she wants for the movie about her son.

Parents looking for "licensed, affordable and convenient" childcare will soon have a toll-free number to call, thanks to the state of Georgia.

Although gift giving is not the real reason for this season, helping your fellow man always is.

Expanding pre-K to all eligible children will pay dividends in the long run.

ATLANTA --- A movement to expand Georgia's preschool program and boost its funding is growing, attracting support from lawmakers, child-care providers, children's advocates and even curious attorneys.

ALBANY, GA (WALB) - The mother of a baby who died at a home daycare center says parents need to pay close attention to where they leave their children.

Two Camden classes have earned the right to display a special banner for exceeding all requirements set by the state for pre-kindergarten (pre-K) education. Those honored were Robin Thornton's classroom at St. Marys Elementary and Jamie Moore's classroom at Crooked River Elementary.