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Publicly Funded Early Care and Education Programs for California Preschool-Age Children

Lynn A. Karoly, Elaine Reardon, Michelle Cho

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This research brief summarizes a review of the system of subsidized early care and education programs serving preschool-age children in California in order to assess the potential expansion of public funding for preschool education.

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This research brief summarizes a review of the system of subsidized early care and education programs serving preschool-age children in California in order to assess the potential expansion of public funding for preschool education.

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This research brief summarizes a review of the system of subsidized early care and education programs serving preschool-age children in California in order to assess the potential expansion of public funding for preschool education.

Key concepts: Subsidy, Early childhood education, Preschool education, Child care, Public education, Political science, Economic growth, Gerontology

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