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Publications

April 2008	School Readiness: A Budget Update
March 2008	Investing in the Early Years: A Great Return for Kids and for Connecticut
March 2008	School Readiness: What We Need to Do To Get Kids "Ready By Five"
February 2008	The Early Care and Education Budget in Context: An Analysis of the Governor's Proposed FY 09 Budget Revisions
January 2008	Beyond Child Care Centers
January 2008	Beyond Child Care Centers: Supporting Parents' Caregiving Through Paid Family Leave
October 2007	Child Care Center Fiscal Health Survey
July 2007	FY 08 Budget Update: Early Care Funding
March 2007	Simplifying Care4Kids to Help Serve High Risk Families: Foster Children
March 2007	Access to Preschool: Achieving Our Goals for School Readiness
February 2007	Universal Access to Preschool in Connecticut: When All is Said and Done, There's Been Much More Said than Done
February 2007	Care4Kids, The Connecticut Child Care Subsidy Program: Just the Facts, 2007
February 2007	The Early Care and Education Budget in Context: An Analysis of the Governor's Proposed FY 08 Budget
January 2007	Do the Math: Why the Child Care Equation Does Not Add Up
November 2006	Connecticut Lags Behind Most States in Support to Low Income Working Families through the Child Care Subsidy Program
September 2006	Validating A Tool for Comparing Early Care and Education Program Costs
August 2006	Why is Connecticut's Early Care and Education System Failing?
May 2006	A Quick Review of Early Care Funding: FY 07 Budget Update
April 2006	The Child Care Subsidy Program Policy and Practice: Connecticut Child Care Providers Identify the Problems
March 2006	The Early Care and Education Budget in Context: An Analysis of the Governor's Proposed FY 07 Budget
March 2006	Child Care Center Operating Budget Basics: Defining Expenses and Revenues to Estimate the Cost of Child Care
February 2006	Do No Harm: Under-Funding Child Care Hurts Kids
February 2006	Restoring Care 4 Kids to Meet TANF Reauthorization Requirements
December 2005	The Erosion of Child Care Funding for Working Families in Connecticut
November 2005	Toward Continued Growth of the School Readiness Initiative: Increasing Capacity and Quality
November 2005	New Strategies to Help Child Care Centers Succeed in the Challenging World of Small Business
October 2005	A Primer on Connecticut's Use of Federal Child Care and Development Block Grant Funds for the State Child Care Subsidy Program
September 2005	A Summary of the Final FY 06 Early Care Budget
June 2005	A Quick Review of Early Care Funding: FY06 Budget Update
June 2005	Connecticut Child Care Center Operating Budget Basics: Calculating Your Bottom Line
May 2005	Separating Fact from Fiction: Myths About the Adequacy of Funding for Care 4 Kids
May 2005	A Review of the Effects of Care 4 Kids Eligibility and Funding Changes in Hartford
May 2005	Comparison of Proposed FY 06 & FY 07 Investments in Early Care and Education
April 2005	The Crisis in Funding for State-Funded Child Development Centers
September 2004	The Economic Impact and Profile of Connecticut's ECE Industry
July 2004	All Children Ready For School Success: It's time to get down to business
April 2004	Achieving Equitable Education for All Students: Legal, Institutional and Activist Strategies
February 2004	All CT Children Ready For School Success: It�s time to get down to business
July 2003	Early Childhood Matters: All Children Ready for School Success, Closing the Preparation Gap
July 2003	An Analysis of Child Care Center Budgets
June 2003	Business and Early Care and Education: A Review of Engagement Strategies and A Connecticut Case Example
February 2003	All Children Ready for School: The Case for Early Care and Education
October 2002	Resourcing Child Care: Reframing the Debate
July 2001	2001-2003 State Budget Funding for Early Care and Education

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