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Education officials previously predicted the payments to child care providers would be caught up by the end of October, but now expect an additional five weeks.
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The Columbia private school doesn't discount tuition for its youngest students, but does offer more educational offerings than many daycare centers.
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Amanda Coleman is the vice president of early childhood and family development for the Community Partnership of the Ozarks in Springfield. She spoke about some of the challenges guardians face when trying to find childcare in rural Missouri.
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A trio of tax credits, along with a funding boost for a subsidy program for low-income children, won a mention in Gov. Mike Parson’s annual State of the State address last week.
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DHSS is set to deploy $4.3 million in new funding, approved by the Missouri General Assembly, to enhance the quality and accessibility of health care services for pregnant women and new mothers.
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Child care providers in Missouri feel like they don’t have a seat at the table when it comes to laws affecting their livelihood. To fix that, they’re…
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Providers and families adversely affected by a new child care law spoke about their personal experiences and offered potential solutions to lawmakers on…
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Children are being pushed into unlicensed child care homes and out of child care facilities entirely through an unintended effect of a new law passed to…
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Parents could gain a way to compare the quality of child care providers under legislation signed by Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon.The bill signed Wednesday…
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Legislation pending before Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon would require new oversight of some unlicensed child care centers.The legislation would require state…