Parents can now search an online database of Wisconsin's 5,700 licensed child-care centers that lists how often each center has violated state laws or been fined in the prior two years.
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Parents can now search an online database of Wisconsin's 5,700 licensed child-care centers that lists how often each center has violated state laws or been fined in the prior two years.
Every day in Wisconsin, about 163,000 children under age 6 are in some form of regulated child care. Of those, about 59,000 have their child care fees subsidized by the state at a cost of over $300 million a year.
Professional, licensed in-home child care providers who pulled together as a union in April 2007 have reached a landmark deal with the state that provides new rights and a formal role in the regulatory process for providers represented by the union.
Dear Editor: April 13-19 is the Week of the Young Child, a time to focus on the needs of young children and their families.
Wisconsin is one of the worst states in the nation at tracking and deterring problems with child-care centers.