Part 2 of 3 in a series about DC’s young child population.
On the whole, the number of young children under the age of five is increasing in DC, but a look deeper than city-level da...
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by Kate Kairys
on 4/17/2013
Part 1 of 3 in a series about DC’s young child population
The number of young children under the age of five is increasing in DC, a finding highlighted in our new...
by HyeSook Chung
on 4/12/2013
This week, more information on the President’s early learning initiative was announced in his budget proposal and it was all great news for young children! President Obama’s “significant investment...
by Kate Kairys
on 4/11/2013
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by Kate Kairys
on 4/5/2013
As part of our DC KIDS COUNT project, we make periodic updates to our online data center when new data are...
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