This is the source of funds for child care in early learning in the U.S.: 60 percent by the parents, 1 percent by the private sector, and 39 percent by the Government. In the other countries, it is just the opposite. It is 60 percent by the Federal Government, about 30 percent by the parents, and about 1 percent by the private sector. That is just to emphasize what the Senator has pointed out. That was excellent testimony that dramatically pointed out to me the serious problems we have.
James M. Jeffords: “This is the source of funds for child care in early learning in the U.S.: 60 percent by the parents, 1 percent by the…”
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Discussing funding sources for child care and early learning in the U.S. compared to other countries.
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