Childcare, universal pre-k, and incentives for childcare workers will lower costs and increase access, benefiting a broader spectrum of parents and families.
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Education
Living Room Education: Home Visits as a Prevention Tool
Despite evidence that home visits forge relationships and improve student educational outcomes, barriers still exist to starting programs.
Charter Schools May Be Important for the Urban Poor
Research suggests that charter schools provide the greatest benefit to students in poor, urban areas.
Childcare Policy Needs Coherent Advocates
Early Childhood Education has started to gain traction in several states, which promises to open up the federal government for additional childcare reform.
Bobby Jindal’s Common Core Lawsuit Will Fail, but That’s Not What He Wants Anyway
Bobby Jindal’s lawsuit is a political stunt, and the politicization of the Common Core Standards has turned education reform into an ideological battlefield.