Florida has the third-largest Latino student population and third largest English Learner population in the United States.
More than 60% of Florida’s students are considered “economically disadvantaged.” Additionally, Florida is experiencing a shortage of educators certified to teach ELs. This fact sheet outlines some of the issues affecting Latino students in Florida.
How do prenatal years to age 3 build the foundation for healthy, thriving Arizona families? Our latest fact sheet shares key data as well as how persistent gaps and inequities […]
UnidosUS’s Early Learning Nation Collective sought to harness the power of communities to help children — from prenatal to age 8 — grow and thrive. These two reports help us […]
The Child Care and Development Fund is a fundamental cornerstone of the nation’s economic and civil rights infrastructure. During a time when costs are rising, providers are stretched thin, and […]
How do prenatal years to age 3 build the foundation for healthy, thriving California families? Our latest fact sheet shares key data as well as how persistent gaps and inequities […]
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