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The Colorado Department of Early Childhood (CDEC) published the state’s  Universal Preschool Program Quality Standards today, in partnership with early childhood stakeholders throughout the state.

AUGUSTA — Maine Emergency Medical Services Stabilization and Sustainability Fund grant program is now accepting applications.

In Indiana, 3,270 childcare programs received these stabilization grants. One in three programs said they would have closed if they had not received that funding.

State Sen. Jessica Castleberry, R-Rapid City, is accused of illegally accepting over a half-million dollars in COVID-19 relief funds to support her childcare business, according to the governor and attorney

LUMBERTON — The National Association for the Education of Young Children, will celebrate Week of the Young Child (WOYC) April 1-7. This week is a celebration of…

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Governor Kathy Hochul announced applications will be accepted for a $343 million in federal funding that will directly benefit child care providers. Eligible providers must be New York State Office of Children and Family Services licensed or registered childcare programs. The 1st application window is July 5th for those who received the first round of

Licensed child care providers in New York can now apply for their share of $343 million dollars in grant money offered by the state.

“I am pleased to have voted to advance a budget that keeps the needs of the Second Worcester District at its center," said state Sen. Michael Moore.