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Opinion: Despite bumps, Colorado’s new preschool program is operating as intended to best serve parents Original

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By Nicole Riehl, Sue Renner
| The Denver Post Verified
Colorado’s groundbreaking new universal preschool program began implementation last month, and the uptake has been unprecedented. In just its first year, the program will serve 60%–– over 40,000––of Colorado four-year-olds and their families. The demand for quality preschool services shows just how great a need universal pre-k is serving in the state, even as the brand-new program gets its legs under it.
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The Success of Our Economy Depends on Accessible, Affordable Child Care  - ColoradoBiz Magazine

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By Kristin Strohm, Nicole Riehl
| ColoradoBiz Magazine Verified
How the business model for providing child care services in Colorado has been strained for years, leading to an ongoing decline of both supply and access. The success of a flourishing economy, community, and workforce is dependent upon child care that is both accessible and affordable. Yet the business model for providing child care services in Colorado has been strained for years, leading to an ongoing decline of both supply and access. Consider the facts.
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Opinion: Colorado has a secret weapon to help struggling child-care providers

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By Nicole Riehl
| The Colorado Sun Verified
For the child-care sector, the situation caused by COVID-19 is grim. Without quality, reliable child care, families can’t return to work and our economy can’t fully recover. Yet small child-care businesses are buckling under the prolonged impacts of this pandemic, suffering from closures, reduced capacity, shifting family preferences, and increased costs for cleaning and protective equipment. This leaves the entire sector – and our ability to restart the economy – on the brink of disaster.
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