by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | Jun 30, 2026 | Child Care, In The News
A new Joint Economic Committee report highlights how existing child care tax benefits can lower costs for working families while helping employers recruit and retain workers. The report examines three tools—the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit, Dependent Care...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | Jun 17, 2026 | Child Care, General Affordability, In The News
According to a recent article by Fortune, for the first time in U.S. history, both parents work full time in a majority of heterosexual, two-parent households with children. A Pew Research Center analysis found that 52% of these families now rely on two full-time...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | Jun 12, 2026 | Child Care, In The News
Public funding has long overlooked child care for children under six. What does that mean for the future of families here? Statewide, families at all income levels report struggling to find affordable care. We examine the biggest challenges facing early childhood...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | Jun 1, 2026 | Child Care, In The News
Connecticut is investing approximately $320 million in its Early Childhood Education Endowment, bringing the state’s total commitment to more than $620 million since the permanent funding source was established in 2025. The endowment is designed to address the high...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | May 26, 2026 | Child Care, In The News
The Steamboat Springs City Council signaled broad support Tuesday for Routt County’s early childhood education initiative, but organizers said they are now looking at a longer public education campaign before bringing any funding measure to voters. Meg Franges of...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | May 20, 2026 | Child Care, In The News
Colorado’s child care system is placing growing pressure on families, employers, and providers alike, according to a new Colorado Public Radio report. With annual child care costs rivaling college tuition, many parents are forced to reduce work hours, turn down career...
