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The Pandemic and Preschool Education in Five Charts, from @PreschoolToday: http://ow.ly/OQBg50BuWJe #ECE

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Governor Pritzker & IDHS have announced that over $156 million in BIG funding has been provided to 4,686 child care providers across Illinois facing challenges as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. http://ow.ly/xKWN50BxfMJ

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Please share! Resources & recommendations for supporting school-age distance learners in home-based child care. @HomeGrownOrg https://twitter.com/HomeGrownOrg/status/1306640616630022144

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Remote schooling for children will create new demand for child care 🍁

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This week's read from @hechingerreport: #childcare

Could child care unions help bring the industry back from the brink?

How far can child care unions go to save an industry afflicted by low pay, poor working conditions and now the coronavirus?

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IDPH has updated their Decision Tree for Symptomatic Individuals in Pre-K, K-12 School, and Day Care Programs. http://ow.ly/OMej50BwNOP

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