How Can the Federal Government Improve Early Educator Compensation?
With public attention and policymakers focused on child care, there is a window of opportunity to pursue bold reforms around compensation.
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Make Child Care More Stable: Pay by Enrollment
This brief explores the benefits of enrollment-based payments for child care providers as one step for broader reform.
The First 100 Days: President Biden鈥檚 Record on Early Ed
Biden’s first 100 days have been marked by historic legislation and ambitious proposals
Q&A: Improving Parent Choice in Early Education
An interview with Elliot Regenstein and Chris Strausz-Clark about their recent report
Strategies for Improving Early Educator Preparation
A new report offers bold ideas for preparing and supporting early educators
Federal Policies to Support High-Quality Early Learning
There might only be a two-year window to translate early education goals into legislative victories
Universal Access to Pre-K Should Be Part of Our Economic Recovery
As lawmakers work to stabilize and rebuild our systems, they would be wise to also include investments and policies to expand pre-K.
School Discipline in the Age of COVID-19
Teachers are being forced to adapt their typical classroom management strategies for a virtual classroom setting they never anticipated
What the Election Results Mean for Federal Early Ed Policy
The elections were a mixed bag for those hoping for a major federal push for greater ECE funding and access in the near future
What鈥檚 at Stake for Early Childhood Education? A Look at Federal Elections
The results of the election will have a significant impact on a whole host of issues, including early childhood education.