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COVID-19 created helicopter parents 2.0 and engaged others for the first time. What now? Alia Wong, USA TODAY
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When Donna Russell’s own children were growing up, she did everything she could to participate in their schooling. Now that the 65-year-old has custody of her three grandchildren, she wishes she could be the same PTA mom she was decades ago.
But Russell, who lives in the tiny town of Manning, South Carolina, doesn’t have a car. She barely scrapes by with food stamps, Social Security and payments from the children’s father. Caring for the three youngsters – 2, 5 and 6 – is a full-time job and then some. Bake sales and ice cream socials are out of the question.
Free At-Home Early Learning Program Now Available Across Indiana
For the past three years, it s only been accessible in the most rural Indiana communities, but with a legislative grant expansion, the program is now available to eligible children statewide.
Posted: Jul 9, 2021 8:12 PM
Updated: Jul 9, 2021 9:27 PM
Posted By: Valerie Lyons
Waterford Upstart is a federally funded, at-home early education program preparing 4-year-olds for Kindergarten. Our focus is truly setting the foundation of literacy for young children, said Kim Fischer, national spokesperson for Waterford.org.
For the past three years, it s only been accessible in the most rural Indiana communities, but with a legislative grant expansion, the program is now available to eligible children statewide.