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How Kentucky Achieved Bipartisan Childcare Reform
Kentucky passed House Bill 6 with bipartisan support, making significant childcare investments including improved subsidy reimbursement rates, free childcare for providers, special needs training, and regulatory easing. The effort involved the Kentucky Collaborative on Child Care, a partnership between Convergence Center for Policy Resolution, the Kentucky Chamber Foundation, and the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Center for Policy and Research.
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