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Broken promises: How the Bush Administration is failing America's poorest children A study of the changes in federal performance standards and funding for Head Start programs |
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Children's Defense Fund analysis of the President's budget: The President's budget for FY 2003 leaves millions of children behind |
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Head Start: Helping families move from welfare to work |
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Low-income families bear the burden of state child care cutbacks A report on the ability of states to fund child care assistance programs in the wake of fiscal crises and restricted federal spending, and the impact on low-income families. |
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Overview of child care, early education, and school-age care An overview of the number and age of children in child care arrangements, the importance of early learning experiences, the economic impact of child care, availability and affordability of quality care and the governmental organizations that support quality care and education |
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State developments in child care, early education, and school-age care: 2003 A state-by-state compendium of 2003 legislative actions on child care, early education, and school age child care, and tables comparing state levels of income eligibility for state assistance, waiting list and frozen intake data, parent co-payment policies, maximum reimbursement rates, minimum levels of training for educators, the existence of T.E.A.C.H. initiatives, child care tax provisions for parents, and maximum child/staff ratios in child care centers |
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The state of children in America's union: A 2002 action guide to Leave No Child Behind An examination of the success rate of the Bush Administration in keeping their campaign promise of improving children’s outcomes |
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