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D.C. Policy Center
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Planning for childcare in D.C.: Estimating the number of children likely to need care

7+ hour, 4+ min ago   (531+ words) This article is the first of a series examining early childhood care needs in the District of Columbia. There are currently an estimated 22,628 infants and toddlers under age 3 (ages 0 to 2) in D.C.[1] Before children become eligible for universal pre-kindergarten at age…...

D.C. Policy Center
dcpolicycenter.org > publications > fy2027-dc-budget-analysis-supporting-childcare-subsidies-improves-dc-economic-competitiveness

FY2027 D.C. budget analysis: Supporting childcare subsidies improves D.C.’s economic competitiveness

2+ mon, 2+ day ago   (228+ words) A city that works requires fiscal discipline, economic growth, and effective government services. Following the release of the D.C.’s 2027 budget proposal, experts from the D.C. Policy Center are sharing key insights for policymakers to consider as they review the budget…...

D.C. Policy Center
dcpolicycenter.org > publications > aligning-childcare-investments-with-population-trends-supply-side-reforms

Aligning childcare investments with population trends, supply-side reforms

2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (239+ words) Fewer people moving to D.C. coupled with a decrease in the number of babies born here has direct and measurable implications for future school enrollment.2 It signals a fundamental demographic shift: fewer young families are putting down roots in D.C. Affordable, accessible…...