Early Care & Education in NYC
The Youngest New Yorkers provides timely data and analysis that inform recommendations to build a path toward a universal early care and education system for New York’s children and their families.
The Youngest New Yorkers provides timely data and analysis that inform recommendations to build a path toward a universal early care and education system for New York’s children and their families.
The infant mortality rate is three times greater for Black babies compared to white babies in NYC.
children under the age of 14 live in New York City homeless shelters. And 95% of families with children living in shelters are Black or Hispanic.
of all third through eighth-graders in NYC public schools score at or above reading and math grade levels.
NYC children (or 400,000) grow up in households below the federal poverty line.
Spotlight: NYC’s Childcare Crisis
Early Care and Education in NYC
Early Care and Education in NYC
CCC’s latest report breaks down the systemic challenges that create barriers in NYC’s early care and education system.
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Elevating the Voices of Parents and ECE Providers
Insights
Mar 28, 2023
Read results from our parent survey.
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Why are there empty seats?
Insights
May 22, 2023
Outreach issues, services not matching parent needs, and a confusing application have led to low utilization rates.
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Recommendations to Address the Ongoing Systemic Issues for ECE in NYC
Testimony & Public Comments
Feb 15, 2023
On Wednesday, February 15th, Deputy Executive Director Elysia Murphy presented oral testimony to the City Council Commit …
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