Battle ready: Childhood programs need survival plan
Maybe state education officials grappling over a tight budget never would have cut some early childhood programs. But even the mere mention that the programs, which include highly regarded Educare sites, might be cut threw early learning advocates into crisis mode.
It also had the practical — if not political — effect of drawing attention to education's plight at a time when most state services are sufferi...
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