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We help families find child care, train child care providers, & advocate for children and families Our newest service is an early childhood sub service!

 Lorain, Ohio
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Ohio lawmakers are considering setting up a voluntary program for employers to share the cost of child care with families and the state. Click the image for Susan Tebben’s Ohio Capital Journal story on the plan to address the care crisis. @susantebben ohiocapitaljournal.com/2024/…

GOP brings bill to partner child care and employers • Ohio Capital Journal

Republicans in the House and Senate recognized the “crisis” in Ohio involving child care costs and access, committing in a new bill to partner employers and the state, in the effort to stem the...

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Child Care Aware of America@ChildCareAware5 Feb 2024
🎉 Calling all #childcare supporters! 🌟 Join the Provider Appreciation Day 2024 Info Session w/ special guests: 👉 Child Care Aware of Kansas 👉 4C for Children Ohio 👉 Weld County (CO) DHS Register now: hubs.li/Q02jVWsh0 #thankyouchildcare
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Erikson Early Math@eriksonmath8 Jun 2022
Looking for the best kids’ books for early math? Check out our list! The Best Children’s Books for Early Math Learning earlymath.erikson.edu/the-be…
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OCCRRA@OhioCCRRA2 Jun 2021
Act Now! Contact your Ohio Senators to show support for Step Up To Quality (SUTQ) and the early childhood and school-age workforce and to reconsider making changes to SUTQ in HB110. legislature.ohio.gov/legisla…
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OCCRRA@OhioCCRRA2 Jun 2021
Ohio is a national leader in providing quality early childhood and school-age programming for children. Discontinuing state support & investments for SUTQ will condone the philosophy that “children who start behind, stay behind”. Please reconsider changes proposed in HB110.
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OCCRRA@OhioCCRRA2 Jun 2021
Prohibiting the use of federal stimulus funding to support the early childhood and school-age workforce will intensify the inequities for children having access to quality programming. Contact your Ohio Senators to reconsider this restriction in HB110. legislature.ohio.gov/legisla…
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CCPS Head Start@HeadStartCCPS6 Aug 2020
This...is what makes the current situation all the more difficult. The disparity between the "haves" and the "have nots" will be even greater than before. How are we going to make true, systemic change to level the playing field for the children? Hard questions ahead.
National Head Start Association@NatlHeadStart6 Aug 2020
After COVID-19, "'we’re going to have to come up with another word other than gap' for the gulf of educational opportunity separating rich and poor children," warns @OHS_Director. lat.ms/2PruOtN

The children who need preschool the most are getting the least

As many private preschools prepare to reopen for the school year, many of California's poorest and neediest children are stuck at home, waiting for public preschools to reopen or offer distance...

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Prof. James Heckman@heckmanequation27 Aug 2019
Watch now: Prof. Heckman explains the costs and benefits of high-quality #ECE investments, with a focus on health, early learning outcomes and quality standards for programming. bit.ly/31p9FEw
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Prof. James Heckman@heckmanequation3 Jun 2019
Two new @nberpubs papers by Prof. James Heckman and Ganesh Karapakula find that the iconic Perry Preschool Project has multigenerational impacts. The 1st paper at nber.org/papers/w25888 finds effects on participants in their 50s using worst-case design-specific inferences. 1/8
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Prof. James Heckman@heckmanequation7 Jun 2018
An important reminder for policymakers.
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LorainCoHealth@LorainCoHealth7 Jul 2017
Which agency makes Lorain County a healthier place to live, work, and play? - take a 2-minute survey: bit.ly/LCGHDPS1 #LCGHDsurvey
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#Ohioteachers’ perspectives on the #kindergartenreadiness assessment: What role can it play in instruction? go.osu.edu/Y2
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Child Care WORKS@ChildCareWorks5 Jul 2017
Do you know the right questions to ask? #ChildCare #ChildCareWorks ow.ly/Vkrm30dlYU2
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Child Care WORKS@ChildCareWorks7 Jul 2017
An investment for business today and the workforce of tomorrow.#ChildCareWorks ow.ly/uMgL30doOay
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ECLC@NYS_ECLC22 Jun 2017
Child care providers & family care centers, you can get financial aid to serve healthy food! Learn about #CACFP: bit.ly/CACFP-NY
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ECLC@NYS_ECLC26 Jun 2017
11 million children younger than age 5 are in some form of #ChildCare. Let’s invest in our future ow.ly/E1en30bNPFc #FacesofChildCare
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The Washington Post
@washingtonpost6 Jun 2017
Analysis: Why should the federal government support high-quality early education? wapo.st/2qRd8K1
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Educa - Creating Inspired Explorers@EducaLtd6 Jun 2017
"Parents Need To Be Educated on a Play Based Approach" buff.ly/2syoa7l
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Child Care WORKS@ChildCareWorks6 Jun 2017
When parents think about having a second child, one of the main factors is affording #childcare. #ChildCareWorks ow.ly/lpop30ck5rq
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First Five Years Fund
@firstfiveyears6 Jun 2017
.@wstevenbarnett on why the federal government should support high-quality #ECE. washingtonpost.com/news/answ… via @washingtonpost
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