Voinovich, Brown introduce joint bill
From this week's "Inside Washington" column:
Ohio's two senators appear to be working together: The two just introduced their first joint piece of legislation.
The bill from George Voinovich, a Cleveland Republican, and Sherrod Brown, a Lorain Democrat, is aimed at bolstering early childhood education by offering grants to help states attract, train and retain high-quality early childhood teachers.
A 2004 Economic Policy Institute study found that 42 percent of early childhood educators don't have any college-level education, and fewer than one in three have a bachelor's degree. They earn less than $20,000 a year, according to the Center for Childcare and the Workforce.
"This legislation ensures our youngest students start off on the right foot," Brown said. Voinovich agreed, saying the bill is "vital" to recruiting the "best and brightest teachers."
2 Comments:
The best early childhood teachers are called MOMS - let moms do their job and raise their kids instead of working out of the home in low wage jobs while government workers raise their children - our children, the first big generation raised by impersonal, government-sponsored care givers are being found to be disconnected, lacking strong family and social ties, emotionally stagnate and intellectually and creatively neutered.
Bring moms home by improving HOME conditions not institutions.
(Though their intentions are good-they are looking to improve situations that have proven to be bad for children)
Here, here! I salute the first poster. Yes, solve the problems that keep MOMS from raising their own children, like the confiscatory tax policies of government at every level.
If the governments would STOP stealing our wages to waste on their own purposes, MOMS might be able to care for their own children.
Yes, let's address THIS!!!!
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