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The non-profit NeighborImpact is working on expanding childcare options thanks to a large grant from the state. "We are in a childcare desert and so what

SALEM — Nearly four months into the school year, roughly 2,000 of the 6,400 young children who were projected to take part in Oregon’s state-funded tuition- free Preschool Promise program

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The Early Care and Education Consortium (ECEC) welcomes Elsa Jacobsen and Kathlyn McHenry to its team as ...

/PRNewswire/ -- The Early Care and Education Consortium (ECEC) welcomes Elsa Jacobsen and Kathlyn McHenry to its team as directors of state policy and...

Researchers say the state needs to invest in culturally appropriate care — and relax requirements for child care providers Rural families, especially...

The Oregon governor candidates have been largely mum on the future of the state's child care.

Thousands of Oregon families who expected their children to start tuition-free state-provided preschool this month remain in limbo because of staffing shortages that caused delays getting contracts to nearly 250

Thousands of Oregon families who expected their children to start tuition-free state-provided preschool this month remain in limbo because of staffing shortages that caused delays getting contracts to nearly 250 involved preschools.

Thousands of Oregon families who expected their children to start tuition-free state-provided preschool this month remain in limbo because of staffing shortages that caused delays getting contracts to nearly 250 involved preschools.

Thousands of Oregon families who expected their children to start tuition-free state-provided preschool this month remain in limbo because of staffing shortages that caused delays getting contracts t…