Another step toward universal preschool in California?
Long a goal of early childhood advocates, universal preschool came a step closer to becoming reality this week.
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New day, new rules: Everything to know about California's confusing new stay-at-home order
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- We're in the middle of the worst coronavirus surge California has seen so far, and the state is making moves to shut back down again.
Will Newsom mend the gaps in state’s new plan for early learning?
California’s Master Plan for Early Learning and Care is a “starting point,” but many advocates point to serious gaps that need to be fixed. Kate Karpilow writes on issues affecting women and families, and authored “Understanding Child Care: A Primer for Policymakers,” Kate.
Who will have priority for COVID-19 vaccine?
There’s nothing new about political jousting over shares of a limited but valuable resource. For instance, Californians have been squabbling for decades over divvying up water supplies among agricultural interests, municipal consumers and the natural environment.
New Master Plan for Early Learning and Care points way to California for all
As public servants and mothers whose life work is dedicated to maximizing the potential in all children from birth through young adulthood, we stand together as partners in an effort to transform how we provide every infant, toddler and preschooler a successful start that carries them through school
It's Not Just ABCs — Preschool Parents Worry Their Kids Are Missing Out On Critical Social Skills During The Pandemic
As COVID-19 cases once again spike across the country, parents in school districts like New York City and Detroit face another weeks long stretch of remote learning. This often includes
The parental burnout crisis has reached a tipping point
The ever-shifting demands of parenting in a pandemic are leading to stress, anxiety, and depression. The parental burnout crisis has reached a tipping point “I don’t know anyone that is not struggling” at this point in the pandemic, one mom says.
The cost of child care was already astronomical. In the pandemic, it’s ‘terrifying.’
Once a month, after the kids are in bed, Margie Yeager and her husband convene at the dining room table. She opens her computer and pulls up the spreadsheet where she tracks the family budget. There is one column that’s caused far more stress this year than any other: child care.
Transforming Kids' Worries Into Superpowers
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School Rankings: Framing (Slightly) Differently
You might have thought it would be settled by now, but the school reopening debate is far from over. In a sense, we are in no different a place than we were in September. Schools are open in some places and not in others, and the correlations are odd.