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Wages, turnover put drag on early education

The early education and care sector is seeing high turnover and a lack of younger educators entering the field, according to a report released by The Boston Foundation,

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Report: Wages, high turnover hurts early education in Massachusetts

Report: Wages, high turnover hurts early education in Massachusetts
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Healey prioritizes early education in State of the Commonwealth address

Healey prioritizes early education in State of the Commonwealth address
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Report: Boston s child care capacity remains below pre-pandemic levels

The report also highlighted the increased costs of child care. Between 2018 and 2021, the average tuition for infant care in Boston increased by about $1,300 to $21,269. The tuition hike for toddler care was even steeper, increasing by about $5,600 to reach $19,402 in the same time period.

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New report finds Boston falls short on meeting early childhood education needs

15,000 children under the age of 5 are left without access to early childhood education and care because of a lack of available seats.

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