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The child care gap across the country is more than 30%, meaning the need for quality child care far outweighs the supply — and it's worse in rural areas.
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Kansas has one proposal to expand capacity for toddlers, but child care providers worry that too many small children supervised by too few adults could threaten safety.
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Facilities closed down during the pandemic. Those that survived are now struggling to find workers.
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Texas families are desperate for child care, but providers face a 'roller coaster' trying to surviveAlthough child care providers have mostly reopened, 8% have closed permanently since the start of the pandemic — and 57% of Texas counties still qualify as child care deserts.
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GARDEN CITY, Kansas — The census determines more than the number of congressional districts in a state. The number of responses impacts child care, too.…