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Quality childcare programs adhere to research-based health, safety, curriculum, and teacher qualifications standards. They offer age-appropriate activities, materials, and experiences that support children's holistic development and prepare them for success in school and life. Quality childcare programs may also provide professional development opportunities for early childhood educators to enhance their knowledge and skills in providing high-quality care and education.

This may include speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and specialized instruction tailored to meet the needs of children with developmental challenges. These policies help children reach their full potential and succeed in school and beyond by addressing developmental concerns early.

These initiatives may involve expanding access to publicly funded pre-K programs, increasing the availability of affordable childcare options, and providing subsidies or vouchers to families to cover the cost of early education services. By investing in universal pre-K, these policies aim to provide inclusivity for all children and set a foundation that results in future academic success.

They promote Parental Involvement & Education by offering resources, workshops, and support services to help parents become active participants in their children's education. This may include parenting classes, home visitation programs, family literacy initiatives, and opportunities for parents to engage in their child's learning activities at home and in educational settings.

Policy catering for the needs of early childhood development.