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Executive Order from Nebraska Governor Offers Financial Stability to State’s Subsidy Child Care Providers

April 15, 2020

Executive Order 20-18 addresses important financial supports for child care providers and working families throughout the state by temporarily adjusting how the state manages child care subsidy reimbursements. It temporarily changes reimbursement protocols by allowing child care providers to receive subsidy reimbursements based on the enrollment of subsidy-eligible children in their programs, rather than actual attendance while that program is open for business. It also ensures that child care slots allocated to subsidy-eligible parents will still be waiting for them when they return to work.

Early Childhood Educators in America: Through the Lens of a Pandemic

April 15, 2020

Alliance for Early Success Senior Policy Director Albert Wat weighs in on the high expectations we have of the Early Care and Learning workforce during this crisis — and how it is misaligned with the low regard we have shown the field in the past.

Hard Work in California Wins Continuing Expansions of Evidence-Based Home Visiting

February 4, 2020

Alliance for Early Success’ California ally, Children Now, continues to push for expansion of voluntary evidence-based home visiting in California. Read about the state’s significant progress that is projected to double evidence-based home visiting, and about the critical work still ahead that will reduce complexity across funding streams and set the foundation for further expansion over the long term.

Oregon Legislature Creates Early Childhood Task Force

January 24, 2020

The Joint Task Force on Access to Quality Affordable Child Care, formed following last year’s passage of HB 2346, includes state lawmakers, early care and education providers, business leaders, parents, and Alliance for Early Success ally Children’s Institute.

Ohio Expands Access to Early Childhood Mental Health Services

January 24, 2020

In an effort to further support the health and wellbeing of Ohio’s youngest children, Governor DeWine recently announced grant awards to expand early childhood mental health services across the state. Through the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities, and the Governor’s Office of Children’s Initiatives, nearly $1 million in grants were awarded to 12 Ohio mental health providers

We are fostering connections. We are providing insight and support. We are funding vital work. State-by-state, the Alliance for Early Success is making big, sustained impact possible.

Executive Order from Nebraska Governor Offers Financial Stability to State’s Subsidy Child Care Providers

Early Childhood Educators in America: Through the Lens of a Pandemic

Hard Work in California Wins Continuing Expansions of Evidence-Based Home Visiting

Oregon Legislature Creates Early Childhood Task Force

Ohio Expands Access to Early Childhood Mental Health Services

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