Sargent Shriver, the architect of Lyndon Johnson’s War on Poverty, died in mid-January. As I read his obituary, I was overcome by a wave of nostalgia for a storied age of U.S. social policy.
Here’s a snapshot of that period: In 1963, the same year that Martin Luther King told the nation of his “dream,” an [... click post title to read more ...]
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As state economies tank and ECE moves lower on the policy agenda—our President mentioned nada about early childhood in his State of the Union—we need some cheering up. So here’s a quick update on collaboration and synergy, from early to higher education, in the Bronx. But first, some hard, cold data: 40 percent of children in the [... click post title to read more ...] Print This Post
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