Policy Design Principles for Connecting Education to Work
This paper details four principles of policy design for connecting education to work and shares current examples from states.
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50-State Comparison: Early Care and Education Governance
Governing early care and education systems is complex, with multiple agencies overseeing several programs (e.g., home visiting, child care, state pre-K, individuals with disabilities, preschool development grants and more). These…
Early Care and Education Governance: State Profiles
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Strengthening the Early Childhood Education Workforce
This Policy Brief identifies five policy levers, in addition to funding opportunities, that states employ to attract, support and retain quality talent in the early education workforce.
Early Ed in the Age of COVID-19
Research tells us that a child’s experiences in the early years build a foundation of social, emotional and cognitive development that they will need to enter kindergarten ready to learn….