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National study gives Ohio positive marks on childcare, urges further work nationwide
A national study praised Ohio's efforts to improve childcare policies, including increased payments and assistance programs, but highlighted ongoing challenges like budget shortfalls and reduced provider payment rates. Ohio legislators have advanced multiple bills to address childcare costs and regulatory burdens, though advocates urge higher eligibility thresholds and federal support.
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