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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Expanded pre-K is fiscally sustainable
The popular Washington Post blog “Wonkblog” had a post on April 11 2013 from Brad Plumer that got my attention with this headline: “Funding preschool with a cigarette tax is unsustainable”. The gist of the article is as follows: Although … Continue reading
My presentation at the Wisconsin Family Impact Seminar
I made a presentation on early childhood programs and state economic development in Madison, Wisconsin, as part of a program for state legislators and state policymakers sponsored by the Wisconsin Family Impact Seminar, on February 13, 2013. This presentation included … Continue reading
Posted in Early childhood program design issues, Early childhood programs, Economic development
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