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Early Care and Education Legislation Database

Last Updated: January 30, 2012 (Next update scheduled for:  February 13, 2012)

This searchable database tracks related early care and education legislation from the 2008-2012 legislative sessions. Issues include child care and child care financing, early childhood services, prekindergarten, professional development, home visiting, infants and toddlers, and financing early education. Search legislation by state, topic, status, primary sponsor, bill number or keyword. This database, which is updated biweekly, is made possible by the generous support of the Birth to Five Policy Alliance.

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Periodically we identify legislation that is interesting, exciting and simply worth sharing.  Below is what we are currently highlighting:

In the state of Ohio, Executive Order 2011-21K signed on October 14, 2011, Creating Authority and Accountability for Early Childhood Education and Development.
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In the state of Connecticut, Executive Order No. 11 signed on October 17, 2011, establishing an Early Childhood Office within the Office of Policy and Management to plan for and develop a coordinated, comprehensive and aligned system of early care, education and child development.
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