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This week, Gov. Josh Stein shared six statistics that underscore why he's calling the current state of child care a 鈥渃risis.鈥� Education reporter Liz Schlemmer fact checked the claims.

Wake ThreeSchool first started two years ago with funding for Wake County three-year-olds from low-income families to attend high quality preschool free of charge. In June, the Wake County Board of Commissioners increased funding to serve 100 more children.

鈥淲anda Little Hands鈥� is one of 15 education centers participating in the program aimed at serving 3-year-olds in underserved communities.

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has announced it's expanding a successful early literacy program to all North Carolina鈥�

Virtual learning has changed almost everything about the classroom experience in North Carolina, but implicit racial biases remain as a hindrance to鈥�

COVID-19 outbreaks are springing up at a handful of childcare centers across North Carolina, threatening a vulnerable workforce of women who are largely鈥�

Almost every day, 27-year-old Aubree Waddell takes her two youngest kids to the public library in Garner, to keep them busy. Today she鈥檚 sitting at a鈥�

New research from the North Carolina Early Childhood Foundation found that companies across the state are interested in making their businesses more鈥�

New research from the North Carolina Early Childhood Foundation found that companies across the state are interested in making their businesses more鈥�

A recent analysis of five decades of data shows that high-quality early childhood education has lasting benefits for kids. Yet in North Carolina, less鈥�