Child care centers across the state could soon be quiet. State money problems could slash payment assistance programs next week.
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Child care centers across the state could soon be quiet. State money problems could slash payment assistance programs next week.
A study by the National Association of Child Care Resource & Referral Agencies (NACCRRA) has found that New York has some of the least-affordable child-care centers in the country.
STRATHAM — State investigators ruled a local child care center violated state regulations after it was found a staff member shook two children, called another child stupid and left one child unattended.
Montgomery County has found more financial irregularities at a publicly funded child care center in Wheaton that previously has been investigated for fraud, county records show.
Sara Stoecker of Pekin is beside herself with worry that she may no longer be able to provide for her two children.
While public schools around Michigan are adopting their 2009-10 budget before a July 1 deadline, the state continues to examine $410 million worth of reductions to education funding.
Recognizing the importance of early childhood education, lawmakers voted to expand Texas’ prekindergarten program from a half-day to a full day for eligible 3- and 4-year-olds.
Child-care costs in Minnesota are the third highest in the nation based on the price of child care as a percentage of the state median income for a two-parent family, according to a new report from the National Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies (NACCRRA).
CANTON, Ohio -- Ohio's leaders are trying to close a $3.2 million deficit and as a result, funding for many programs is being slashed.