FFYF in the News
National & Trade
- Obama Looks to Expand Home Visiting Program for At-risk Families – Voice of America
- Patching Up the Social Safety Net – The New York Times
- Rebranding No Child Left Behind Act a Tough Marketing Call – Education Week
- Test or No Test? Actually, It’s Multiple Choice – U.S. News & World Report
- Senate Budget Blueprint Thin on Education Policy, Funding Details – Education Week
- How Senate, House GOP budgets differ – The Hill
- Center on Budget and Policy Priorities: Key Programs Lay Building Blocks for Kids’ Success – Huffington Post
- Editorial: House budget does the right thing the wrong way – Eastern Arizona Courier
- Arne Duncan: Despite gains, education still ‘separate and unequal.’ – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
- What Not to Worry About in Teaching Young Children to Read – The New York Times’ “Motherlode”
- Hillary Clinton appears at conference in Atlantic City – The Associated Press
Alabama
Connecticut
- Valley towns receive funds to help with preschool – The Valley Gazette
District of Columbia
- Meeting with Obama highlights D.C. Public Schools as leader in reforms – The Washington Post
Hawaii
- Bill would restore budget cut to Hawaii preschool subsidies – Pacific Business News
Illinois
- Rauner says state budget fix is near – Journal Gazette & Times-Courier
Indiana
Maine
- Should Maine Give Standardized Tests to Kids Starting in Kindergarten? – Maine Public Broadcasting Network
- Maine gets $1 million to support families – Sun Journal
Massachusetts
- Early education and care and out-of-school programs vital to children’s lifelong learning – The Bay State Banner
Michigan
- Dearborn superintendent Brian Whiston asked to be Michigan’s next state superintendent – MLive.com
- Mich. Picks Local Superintendent With Lobbying Background as Next State Chief – Education Week
- Social Charity Club of Grand Rapids helps kids Reach Out and Read – WOTV4Women ABC
Minnesota
- Minnesota Board of Education Commissioner speaks in Rochester – KIMT CBS
- Area leaders want state education funding with no strings – Stillwater Gazette
Missouri
- Ferguson eyes economic rebirth as corporations invest in troubled region, its residents – The Washington Times
- ‘For the Sake of All’ tackles early education – The St. Louis American
New Mexico
- Home visiting reduces potential for child abuse, experts say – New Mexico In Depth
New York
- New York City schools are struggling, but leaders can’t agree on the solution – New York Daily News
- Guest column: Mayor de Blasio explains his schools reform – New York Daily News
- Carmen Farina: There’s still work to be done for NYC schools, but determination drives us forward – New York Daily News
- When affording child care means turning down a raise – Syracuse.com
- Home Visiting Service Helps Low Income Moms Manage Care – NY1
North Carolina
Oregon
- Children First wants more early ed programs for Oregon kids, higher wages for their parents – Portland Business Journal
Pennsylvania
- Education officials detail what Gov. Tom Wolf’s budget could do for them – The Morning Call
- State Rep.: Op-ed: Wolf plan taps bipartisan ideas – York Dispatch
- Governor Looks to Expand Sales Tax to Boost Funding for Education – CBS Pittsburgh
- Gov. Wolf Tours New Castle School, Pledging More State Money – CBS Pittsburgh
- Wolf touts his plans to increase education funding during visit to New Castle school – Times Online
- Letter: Investment in early education yields priceless returns – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
- Philadelphia School District Implements New Plan Aimed At Improving Early Childhood Education – CBS Philly
- New Early Head Start program to launch in July for Erie toddlers, infants – Erie Times-News
Texas
- Column: Any pre-K plan should include metrics – The Dallas Morning News
- Thursday letters: Preparing youth, Hillary Clinton, parental factor – Houston Chronicle
Vermont
Virginia
- http://potomaclocal.com/2015/03/18/prince-william-to-receive-10-5m-for-new-preschool-program – Prince William to receive $10.5M for new preschool program – Potomac Local
Wyoming
- Children in Poverty: Need Accurate Assessments – The Sheridan Press