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President Joe Biden signed the American Rescue Plan last week, which includes $39 billion for the childcare industry. Georgia expects to receive about $1.57 billion to support childcare providers in the state. The coronavirus pandemic was financially devastating for some centers. Georgia didn’t require providers to close, but some had to out of necessity. According to the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning (DECAL), out of 4533 licensed childcare providers in the state, 4382 are open and 151 are closed. “The [rescue] money can be used in several different ways,” says Mindy ...

Georgia childcare industry expected to get a boost from COVID-19 relief bill The new COVID-19 relief bill has money set aside for child and day cares. ATLANTA - The childcare industry in Georgia is expected to see a big boost in funding soon. The past year was a tough one for many families and when it comes to childcare, the pandemic highlighted the issues and worsened them, according to Mindy Binderman. Binderman is the executive director of a nonprofit called the Georgia Early Education Alliance for Ready Students (GEEARS). "Working from home, juggling family. They might have lost their job...

“[As] a former board member of GEEARS, Rev. Warnock is a longtime advocate for Georgia’s youngest children, their families, and educators. He knows early care and learning issues inside and out, and we know he will bring this passion to his work in the Senate,” Binderman said.  Binderman also added her thanks to the work done by Sen. Kelly Loeffler on behalf of young students. “We also want to thank Sen. Loeffler for championing child care issues during her time in the Senate, including her call for much-needed COVID-19 relief for the child care industry.” Barbara Augsdorfer is the...

Toggle navigation (L to R): Pravin V Patil, Hrishikesh Dhande, Dr N T Rao, Sachin Ratnaparkhi, and Dr Prasad D Khandekar. MIT-WPU's School of Engineering Collaborates with TCS to Update its Curriculum ANI | Updated: Dec 18, 2020 17:47 IST Pune (Maharashtra) [India], December 18 (ANI/NewsVoir): The Indian education system is frequently challenged by an obsolete curriculum that is theoretical in nature and lacks the practical element of providing skills and competencies that are important to an ever-evolving industry. In order to ensure that the curri...