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Preschool Promise Enrollment Shows Growth - Vimarsana News

Preschool Promise Enrollment Shows Growth

The Oregon Department of Early Learning and Care (DELC) launched a new data dashboard demonstrating positive trends around the strong growth of Preschool

Oregon Celebrates Week Of The Young Child - Vimarsana News

Oregon Celebrates Week Of The Young Child

The Oregon Department of Early Learning and Care (DELC) joins partners across the country in celebrating the Week of the Young Child. The annual event sponsored

Tribal Early Learning Hub Collapses After Recent Mandate by Oregon Legislature - Vimarsana News

Tribal Early Learning Hub Collapses After Recent Mandate by Oregon Legislature

Three years ago, Valeria Atanacio urged state lawmakers to pass a bill aiming to increase Indigenous families’ access to early learning and child care programs. When the Oregon Legislature embraced the proposal — called the Tribal Early Learning Hub — she considered it a victory. “That was really impactful because it was delivering on a […]

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Projected shortfall for Oregon's child care subsidy program grows to $99 million - Vimarsana News

Projected shortfall for Oregon's child care subsidy program grows to $99 million

Parent, caregivers and advocates gathered outside the Capitol as lawmakers heard updated numbers for Oregon's child care subsidy program.

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New Details: Child care program faces potential $123 million shortfall, indefinite waiting list - Vimarsana News

New Details: Child care program faces potential $123 million shortfall, indefinite waiting list

A record number of Oregon families signed up for child care subsidies this year when eligibility was broadly expanded, but that has led to a budget shortfall that could reach