Who Does What Best? Some Thoughts about State Roles in the Early Head Start-Child Care Partnerships
The federally-funded Early Head Start-Child Care Partnerships represent an opportunity to advance high-quality, comprehensive early childhood systems focused on the youngest children with the greatest need. The state is a critical player in terms of ensuring quality, efficiency, and equity, so in exploring the potential of Early Head Start-Child Care Partnerships, this paper investigates what role states can play and what we can learn from state- level work in the first round of Early Head Start-Child Care Partnership grants. BUILD highlights a selection of examples of partnerships between state and local leaders.
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