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Oregon's free preschool program hits major delays - Vimarsana News

Oregon's free preschool program hits major delays

The Early Learning Division has struggled to secure contracts with preschool providers for the Preschool Promise program, and is behind on vital paperwork.

Source: kgw.com
Oregon's tuition-free preschool program hits major delays - Vimarsana News

Oregon's tuition-free preschool program hits major delays

Staffing shortages have caused delays in getting contracts to nearly 250 involved preschools.

Source: kezi.com
Oregon department of education doles out millions in under-enrolled preschool program, up to $229K per student - Vimarsana News

Oregon department of education doles out millions in under-enrolled preschool program, up to $229K per student

The Oregon Department of Education's Preschool Promise program doled out millions over the last two years in a early-childhood program, despite many centers having few to no students.

Oregon Business - A Crisis of Care - Vimarsana News

Oregon Business - A Crisis of Care

Oregon is rolling out new child care supports, but advocates say it's ‘just a drop in the bucket’ for a crisis that’s hampering economic growth.

The Skanner News - Inaugural Preschool for All Class Set to Start in September - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Inaugural Preschool for All Class Set to Start in September

Those three- and four-year-olds comprise a much smaller group than the 12,000 students the voter-approved program aims to serve by 2030. But Leslee Barnes, director of the Department of County Human Services’ Preschool & Early Learning Division, points out it is well within the year-by-year projection of enrollment for the program, surpassing the first year minimum of 500 students.