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			Alternative policy options for child care subsidy programs [Executive summary] Edie, David; Adams, Diane B.; Riley, Dave A.; Roach, Mary A.; , 2003 The executive summary of a report on Wisconsin's child care subsidy program and possible policy alternatives	Executive Summary
			Alternative policy options for child care subsidy programs Edie, David; Adams, Diane B.; Riley, Dave A.; Roach, Mary A.; , 2003 A description of Wisconsin's child care subsidy policies and an outline of the potential consequences of four options for funding-related policy change	Reports & Papers
			T.E.A.C.H. early childhood Wisconsin evaluation report: August 1999-June 2003 Adams, Diane B.; Bierbrauer, Jason; Edie, David; Riley, Dave A.; Roach, Mary A.; , 2003 The evaluation of a scholarship program designed to improve the educational qualifications, wages and retention rates of child care workers in Wisconsin	Reports & Papers
			Trends over time: Wisconsin's child care workforce Adams, Diane B.; Durant, Diana; Edie, David; Ittig, Maureen; Riley, Dave A.; Roach, Mary A.; Welsh, Stephanie; Zeman, Deb; , 2003 A report summarizing the data on the education, compensation and turnover of the child care workforce in Wisconsin between 1980 and 2001	Reports & Papers
			An evaluation of the quality initiatives program final report to the Office of Child Care Wisconsin. Department of Workforce Development; , 2003 An evaluation of a state program aimed at improving the education, training and compensation of child care providers and increasing accreditation rates of child care facilities	Reports & Papers
			Wisconsin Child Care Research Partnership Roach, Mary A.; , 2000 A project for the analysis of State data from Wisconsin's Child Care Data Warehouse, and data from the Statewide Child Care Resource & Referral Data Base, to understand the population of families who receive child care subsidies, as well as the supply of care from which they choose. The project examines child care quality in relationship to State child care policies, focusing on shifts in usage of subsidies, changes in the child care marketplace, and assessments of child care quality over time. It includes an examination of the quality of subsidized and non-subsidized child care to identify indicators of quality and beneficial policies, through observations of child care facilities and interviews with 200 programs to assess structural features and processes in subsidized and non-subsidized care.	Administration for Children and Families/OPRE Projects
			Family child care [Executive summary] Edie, David; Adams, Diane B.; Riley, Dave A.; Roach, Mary A.; , 2003 A summary of a study on family child care in Wisconsin	Executive Summary