California licensed child care providers are encouraged to submit public comments by May 18 on proposed Title 24 building code changes that may significantly impact facility requirements, infant care capacity, and program sustainability. Continue Reading
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Currently, there is no mechanism that accounts for the real-world enrollment fluctuations that center-based programs experience, fluctuations that are often outside of a provider's control. As the state moves beyond the hold-harmless, this gap becomes increasingly consequential. Continue Reading
EveryChild California testified at Senate Budget Subcommittee No. 3 on key child care budget issues, including CCTR contracts, CSPP under Proposition 98, and protecting child care spaces. Continue Reading
A new federal proposal is beginning to take shape around child care funding and accountability. This overview shares what we know so far, what it could mean for California’s child care system, and how we are staying engaged in the process. Continue Reading
CSPP contractors are required to meet a five percent enrollment set-aside for children with disabilities, waiver process begins in FY 2026-27. Continue Reading
A timely overview of how immigration enforcement is impacting early childhood education settings, with practical guidance to help providers protect and support children, families, and staff. Continue Reading
This post will be updated as we receive new information from the CTC Update: 3/30/26The Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC) presented proposed amendments to Title 5 regulations related to the Child Development Permit (CDP) and Coded Correspondence for Title 5 programs. As a valued member of... Continue Reading
EveryChild California wants to share an important and time-sensitive update regarding ECE Federal and State funding cuts that may affect your planned CCTR funding. Continue Reading
An article by LAist recently pointed out that TK has continued to grow, and could benefit from formal evaluation. Continue Reading
Over the last year, we’ve heard a steady, heartbreaking message from the field: immigration enforcement activity is creating fear and disruption for children, families, and early education professionals. Continue Reading
An article from the LA Times recently highlighted the amazing resilience and thoughtfulness of Altadena’s early education and childcare. Continue Reading
Best practices for maintaining a safe and secure child care environment Continue Reading