DC Office Of Education Says Program Failed To Expand Childcare Centers
Washington DC's mayor is proposing to eliminate funding for a program that boosts pay for childcare workers. The move is currently being reported by WTOP. No specific impact on worker numbers or total funding amounts was provided in the transcript.
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WTOP
“DC's mayor is now proposing to eliminate funding for a program that boosts pay for childcare workers.”
WTOP Washington DC
“In her budget presented to the DC Council, Mayor Muriel Bowser proposes cutting the early childhood educator pay equity fund, which boosts pay for childcare workers.”
WTOP Washington DC
“The Office of the State Superintendent of Education in a statement says the program hasn't led to more childcare centers opening and says the district is focusing on subsidies and pre-K to expand access.”
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