“For too many families, child care is a constant challenge to manage. Parents can’t afford to pay more for child care, but providers can’t afford to charge less,” said Nabozny.
Parents are showing cautious optimism about the new school year. That’s according to new polling by the Children’s Agenda, which took responses from 600 parents in the region about the school year.
Parents are showing cautious optimism about the new school year. That’s according to new polling by the Children’s Agenda, which took responses from 600 parents in the region about the school year.
Rural and upstate communities, like those in the North Country, lost the most child care.
Families are in desperate search of childcare as more than 3,000 facilities close their doors in the state of New York.
We look at child care in New York with The Children’s Agenda which recently did a study of the state’s diminishing child care infrastructure
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