PA Voters Show Strong Support for Paid Family Leave in PA
A recent poll of voters in Pennsylvania shows strong bipartisan support for paid family leave including among the most conservative and pro-Trump voters. The…
REPORT: Priorities of Early Childhood Providers in PA
In the fall of 2021, the Racial Equity Subcommittee, a subcommittee within the newly formed Early Childhood Provider Council, was created with the task…
REPORT: The High Cost of Working in Early Childhood Education – Jan 2023
There is no doubt that high-quality early childhood education (ECE) is a win for everyone – children, parents, employers, and our economy. Yet this…
REPORT: Getting Back to Business: Non-Traditional Hour Child Care – Mar 2022
The research is clear that there is a strong need for non-traditional hour child care. Pennsylvania child care regulations define non-traditional hour child care…
REPORT: Underwater: What’s Sinking Families in Bucks County – Apr 2019
The American Dream is eroding in Bucks County. Incomes that used to provide a comfortable middle class life are no longer enough to even…
REPORT: Underwater: What’s Sinking Families in Delaware County – Mar 2019
The American Dream is eroding in Delaware County. Incomes that used to provide a comfortable middle class life are no longer enough to even…
FACT SHEET: Philadelphia’s Pre-K Expansion Builds on State and Federal Resources – Aug 2017
Read MoreRESOURCE: Assessing Kindergarten Readiness in Pennsylvania – Jan 2015
The Pennsylvania Kindergarten Entry Inventory (KEI) is a 30 question, observational assessment of learning skills of students starting kindergarten across five key areas: Social…
REPORT: How Does Access to Child Care Affect High School Completion? – Aug 2014
PCCY’s report finds that teen parents encounter multiple barriers as they try to return to the classroom and earn their high school diploma.
REPORT: Family Economic and Food Security in Montgomery County – Aug 2014
The share of children receiving SNAP increased by 53% from 2009 to 2013.