EXCERPT FROM: The State Journal Lists
By STAFF
W.Va. is one of only 17 states that meets all four key safety standards.

EXCERPT FROM: Herald-Dispatch
By Dispatch Staff
HUNTINGTON -- River Valley Child Development Services, through the T.E.A.C.H. (Teacher Education and Compensation Helps) program, is accepting applications for child care workers interested in furthering their education.

EXCERPT FROM: Charleston Daily Mail
By The Associated Press
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (AP) - The federal government is helping West Virginia University at Parkersburg make it easier for people with young children to pursue a college degree.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - West Virginia has raised its payments to facilities that provide child care to parents who receive financial help from the state.

PARKERSBURG - A national organization suggests West Virginia schools and child-care facilities are unprepared to respond to the needs of children during a disaster.

Imagine West Virginia, a state-wide independent research entity, released a report Monday on early childhood programs in West Virginia.

Charleston - Working families and parents in school or educational classes can receive financial support for child care through the West Virginia Child Care Program.

West Virginia KIDS COUNT has worked for 17 years to improve the opportunities and well-being of the children of West Virginia.