On the Home Front: Early Care and Education a Top Priority for Military Families

Feb 28, 2011

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Presents survey findings on military families' needs, priorities, and challenges in accessing early care and education programs, including Child Development Centers on military bases: cost, wait lists, and concerns about quality. Recommends solutions.

KEYWORDS

child care
care and education
military
front early
care

Publishers

Pew Center on the States

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Languages

English

Geography

North America / United States

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Title: On the Home Front: Early Care and Education a Top Priority for Military Families
Publication date 2011-02-28
Publication Year 2011
Copyright holder(s) Pew Center on the States
Geographical Focus North America / United States
Keywords child care , care and education , military , front early , care
Document type Survey , Article
Language English
URL: http://joiningforces.issuelab.org/resource/on-the-home-front-early-care-and-education-a-top-priority-for-military-families.html
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