Thousands of New Jersey children at risk of losing instruction hours and teacher-to-student ratio would suffer

Under Robert F. Kennedy Jr, HHS reinterprets long-standing policy, threatening how federally qualified health centers function

Parents, providers file lawsuit to prevent ‘gutting’ of early childhood program

Trump administration places new limits on early childhood program

What the cuts could mean for NJ’s public schools

Interview: Hannah Gross, education and child welfare writer, NJ Spotlight News

Federal funding cuts would destabilize growing NJ preschool program, new report says

Programs offering child care to low-income families continue amid ‘a lot of unknowns’

Clinton Hill Early Learning Center offers one solution for closing gaps in financing early childhood education

Insufficient federal funding means significant number of needy children remain unreached by Head Start and Early Head Start programs

For workers who depend on government benefits, higher wages could be a double-edged sword that shreds their safety net.

Nationally, preschool teachers make 55 percent less than kindergarten teachers and the story is similar in New Jersey. Education officials say the pay disparity makes ...

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The war of words intensifies as the country heads towards another budget deadline. You’ll hear from two New Jersey congressmen. Plus, a preview of tonight’s ...

With the shutdown of the federal government has come closures for some Head Start programs, which serve low-income children.