
Early Childhood
- Assistant secretary at HHS explains rationale behind program overhaul
- “Data gaps” bedevil early childhood, school spending, postsecondary outcomes, and tutoring interventions.
- Many systems include differential funding reimbursement for programs with higher quality ratings.
- However, a range of research also shows that many early childhood programs do not have positive long-term effects.
- Outcomes-based accountability has come to preschools in the form of Quality Rating and Improvement Systems (QRIS).






