Commission to call for overhaul of early childhood education funding – Capitol News IL

Deputy Gov. Jesse Ruiz said the state’s system of funding early childhood development programs is fragmented across too many agencies, that services are unevenly and inequitably distributed around the state, and that early childhood educators are paid far too little for many to make a living. A commission that Gov. JB Pritzker appointed in 2019 is calling for a massive increase in funding for early childhood programs.
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The True Believer
5 years ago

Ruiz is totally out of his league as he prepares to run for Governor talking about his Latino heritage until we all vomit.

debtsor
5 years ago

Our state government is on a drunken spending binge to solve all of our social problems with no ability to pay for any of it.

heyjude
5 years ago
Reply to  debtsor

And no reason to believe any of the spending will accomplish anything except line the pockets of preferred constituents.

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