Article: National League of Cities: Early Childhood Development Is a Top Concern for Cities

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 /U.S. Newswire/ -- A new National League of Cities (NLC) survey shows that city leaders in the U.S. view early childhood development as a top priority. This study was released as part of NLC's "Little Kids, Big Plans" week, October 19-25, which recognizes that early childhood experiences strongly influence success in school and adulthood.

Some of the key findings of the survey bear out that child care and early learning opportunities stand out as critical needs in America's cities. One in four (25 percent) city officials cite child care as one of the most critical program or service needs for children and families in their community. More than one in 10 city officials ...

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