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Workforce for Early Childhood Care and Education Declined 8 Percent in 2024, Child Care Tuition Rates Remain High

New Hampshire’s ongoing early care and education (ECE) shortage is characterized by high tuition costs to families, low wages for ECE professionals, limited (if any) profits for providers, and adverse financial impacts for Granite State families, businesses, and economy.

How Special Education Funding is Supported in the State Budget

New Hampshire school districts face rising special education costs, but how does the state provide support? In a new analysis, NHFPI’s Phil Sletten explains the three key State funding mechanisms—Special Education Differentiated Aid, Special Education Aid, and Episode of Treatment Aid.

Explainer: A Healthy Child Care Industry Helps All Granite Staters

This blog is a companion piece to the video A Healthy Child Care Industry Helps All Granite Staters, and includes ...

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