Education & EdTech

Ohio Receives Federal Child Care Grant as Sector Continues to Search for Funding Answers

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Ohio received a $14.7 million federal grant to support early childhood education services, addressing ongoing funding challenges and high child care costs. This boost is crucial for families but falls short of meeting broader needs as advocates push for increased federal investment and expanded eligibility criteria for state-funded childcare programs.

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