November's Early Childhood Education in the News

Each month, Groundwork Ohio reads the latest and greatest resources on early education and health from a wide variety of sources. Below is a compilation of the most important articles we have read throughout November 2020.

OHIO NEWS

Athens News

• Groundwork’s report addresses crucial areas of policy

Crain's Cleveland Business

• COVID's worrying impact on working women

Eye on Ohio

• Home Visitation Program Reduces Infant Mortality in Medicaid Recipients

FreshWater Cleveland

• PRE4CLE is building back stronger for children, families, and the economy

HealthLine

• How Safety Measures Helped Limit COVID-19 Spread at Child Care Centers

LimaOhio.com

• Pandemic stress could affect pregnancies

Marietta Times

• Caring for kids costs the same

Ohio State News

• Study finds surprising diversity in early child care

Public News Service

• Groups Ramp Up Work on Budget Agenda for Ohio Kids

This Week Community News

• Coronavirus causing enrollment drop for kindergarten in central Ohio

WBNS

• Education and child care to shift amid pandemic

WKBN 27

• Governor’s Advisory Council finalizes recommendations for Ohio foster care system

WTVG

• Early Head Start still offers services despite the pandemic

Xenia Daily Gazette

• All 88 counties on board for Imagination Library

NATIONAL NEWS

The 74

• Any Which Way You Fund It, Pre-K Scores Four Big Wins For 4-Year-Olds Across U.S.

Axios

• The mounting costs of child care

• The business case for child care

Boston Globe

• Five ways the pandemic can ultimately make the workplace better for women

Bloomberg

• Bloomberg Equality: Making Childcare More Accessible

Business Insider

• I've worked in childcare for 15 years. Here's how to solve the US childcare crisis once and for all

Café Mom

• Combat Social Inequality: Why Early Childhood Education Is So Essential

Center for American Progress

• With Decreased Enrollment and Higher Operating Costs, Child Care Is Hit Hard Amid COVID-19

The Cut

• COVID Is Pushing Black Mothers Out of the Workforce at a Staggering Rate

• Children of Quarantine

Desert News

• Why the child care industry was more prepared for COVID-19 than others

EdSurge

• University Scholars Plant Seeds In a New Field of Study: Early Childhood Policy

• As the Pandemic Drags On, Child Care Providers Fight to Keep Their Doors Open

EdWeek

• How Two Child-Care Centers Put Competition Aside and Created a Partnership During COVID-19

First Five Years Fund

• NBC News: Child Care Crisis Contributed to Women Voting at Historic Levels

• House Approves Legislation to Support Inclusion of Child Care in Local Community Economic Development

• Timeline of COVID-19 Relief for the Child Care Industry and Working Families

Forbes

• Child Care Benefits May Be As Important As Healthcare If You Want To Keep Top Employees

Fortune

• Families and daycares struggle to navigate COVID rules with germy kids

Georgetown University Health Policy Institute Center for Children and Families

• States Can Do More to Improve Medicaid and CHIP Pregnancy and Postpartum Coverage, Advance Maternal and Child Health Equity

The New York Times

• How an Oregon Measure for Universal Preschool Could Be a National Model

• Children in U.S. May Miss 9 Million Vaccine Doses in 2020, Report Warns

• Helping Children With Anxiety in the Pandemic

Nonprofit Quarterly

• Saving Childcare: The Essential Value of a Worker-Owned Childcare Ecosystem

NPR

• 'I'm A Much Better Cook': For Dads, Being Forced To Stay At Home Is Eye-Opening

• What A Biden Presidency Could Mean For Education

• The American Government Once Offered Widely Affordable Child Care ... 77 Years Ago

Refinery 29

• Working Parents Are Breaking Down. Why Aren’t We Helping Them?

Romper

• The Pandemic Has Already Had A Serious Impact On Kids' Development

The Sector

• The ECEC paths children take before school could change outcomes, researchers say

Science Daily

• Study finds surprising diversity in early child care

Talk Poverty

• How Child Care Became a Centerpiece of the 2020 Election

USA Today

• COVID could be the wakeup call businesses need to fix a broken child care system

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