Over the past several days, the PBS NewsHour looked at America’s broken child care system and some of the programs trying to address the challenges. In this final part of our series “Raising the Future: America’s child care dilemma,” special correspondent Cat Wise and producer Kate McMahon examine a key question confronting the country: What now?
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Over the past several days, we have looked at America s broken child care system and some of the programs trying to address the challenges.
In this final part of our series Raising the Future: America s Child Care Dilemma, special correspondent Cat Wise and producer Kate McMahon examine a key question confronting the country: What now?
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