No sooner had tired eyes dried post-Obama victory speech than the ECE policy wonks, edu-pundits, and advocates were in full swing. A host of issues await action in the shadow of the “fiscal cliff”—nearly $500 billion in automatic tax hikes and spending cuts, scheduled for the new year, which pose a grave threat to America’s most vulnerable children.
Over at the New America Foundation, a team of Early Ed bloggers laid out their “Big Questions” as 2012 winds down:
How will the president prioritize early education as legislators and the . . . Read full article →
