According to research released by the California Budget and Policy Center, there are more than a million Latino children in California eligible to receive subsidized childcare, however, only 11 percent are actually enrolled. The same research also found more than 100,000 Asian children eligible, with only about an 8 percent enrollment rate. “Many parents who […]
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Eligible Latino and Asian Families Underutilizing Subsidized Childcare
May 24, 2017 By Latinovations Staff
Filed Under: Issues, News Makers, Politics, Research, Today's Feature Tagged With: California, Child Development, early childhood education, Early Edge, Latinos and Education
HITN Early Learning Collaborative Provide New Tablet-Based Application for Preschoolers
March 21, 2013 By Latinovations Staff
The Hispanic Information and Telecommunications Network (HITN) Early Learning Collaborative (ELC) announced their new tablet-based Pocoyo PlaySets project yesterday that helps engage young children develop their English, reading and math skills. Yesterday’s announcement included a panel session on child development, tying into the launch of the Pocoyo PlaySets, whose mission is to “provide preschoolers […]
Filed Under: Today's Feature Tagged With: Academic, Achievement Gap, Child Development, Children, Department of Education, Early Learning Collaborative, Education, ELC, Emotional, family, Hispanic, Hispanic Information and Telecommunications Network, HITN, Latino, Newseum, Office of Innovation and Improvement, Pocoyo Playset, Preschool, reform, school, Social, Student, Zinkia Entertainment
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