POLITICSJul 8 · 18:30 UTCTHE 74Leslie Bonilla Muñiz

Hoosier Childcare Providers Slam Education Requirement Rollback

Hoosier childcare providers and advocates opposed proposed regulatory changes that would lower educational requirements for childcare staff in Indiana. The changes, set to take effect October 11, would eliminate degree requirements for directors and caregivers, prompting concerns about workforce quality and child care standards.

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Hanna WetzelpersonChildren’s Learning Center of Posey CountyorganizationFamily and Social Services AdministrationorganizationMike BraunpersonAustin ScalespersonUnited Day Care CenterorganizationAmy Van BruggenpersonThe Westin SchoolorganizationEarly Learning Indianaorganization

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