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States have until Sept. 30 to spend the remaining child care stabilization money allocated by Congress

Connecticut has reported 1,300-1,700 teacher openings across the state. And that doesn't include hundreds of para professional jobs unfilled as well. We spoke with Fran Rabinowitz about the issue attracting and retaining teachers in our state and how parents should prepare for shortages this school

With emergency funding running out and the CT kindergarten age rising, child care providers say their capacity will be strained even further.

State officials said they are seeking emergency solutions after learning that the Norwich Board of Education decided to close Bishop preschool and only offer...

New London ― Valerie Williams said she initially was fearful to go back to school, but with the encouragement of Opportunities Industrialization Center of New London County Inc., she is flourishing. “...

State and local officials held a meeting Thursday to save Norwich Public Schools preschool program. They aim to have a plan by next week.

HARTFORD — The Connecticut Office of Early Childhood has completed the distribution of $70 million in state funding that was allocated by the governor and the state legislature in the

Child care workers have received a little extra boost from the state.

The Town of Bloomfield has a new partnership with two new subcontractors, to keep the town in compliance with its Child Day Care (CDC) contracts funding, a move that was made following the closing of the Bloomfield Early Learning Center on March 6.

The Connecticut Blue Ribbon Panel on Child Care convened in Hartford for the first time.