NYT Letter to the Editor on Accessible Child Care
To the Editor: “The Wages of Child Care” (Business Day, July 13) illuminates the problem: low wages driven by the […]
How Does the Early Childhood Profession Support Children Experiencing Homelessness?
Homelessness continues to affect the lives of thousands of young children in New York and across the country. In addition to health […]
The Administration for Children & Families Announces a New Policy Statement on Early Childhood Career Pathways
Building quality through a well-trained and educated workforce continues to be an important focus of the early childhood field, both […]
Early Learning Career Pathways Initiative: Credentialing in the Early Care and Education Field
Evidence for the importance of career pathways and ladders in the early childhood field continues to be produced through academic […]
Yes, Preschool Works. Let’s Make it Work for More Children
In a recent article in Medium, Kris Perry, Executive Director of the First Five Years Fund, discusses the need to […]
Everyone Loves Pre-K, But No One’s Asking the Key Question: How Do We Train Early Educators?
In a recent article of The 74, Conor P. Williams, Ph.D., Senior Researcher of New America's Education Policy Program, discusses […]
The $90 Billion Question: Do We Need Government-supplied Daycare?
In a recent article featured in The Washington Post, Danielle Paquette shares the findings of a new report from researchers […]
NYC Parents Give Pre-K High Marks in Survey
A recent study of 1,100 families with children enrolled in New York City’s universal pre-K classes reports that 90% of […]
How New York Made Pre-K a Success
In a recent op-ed in the New York Times, David L. Kirp discusses New York City’s successful Pre-K for All […]
More Information about President Obama’s FY2017 Budget and its Investments in Early Childhood
Thanks to our friends at the Early Care and Education Consortium for providing us with this information.