Robust access to early childhood care and education not only benefits our children, it benefits our entire community. Here’s why.
Activities and programs created for young children to participate in before starting kindergarten, including:
Quality programs and services are offered in many settings:
There simply isn’t enough childcare in our community, and the options that are available are too expensive for working families.
Data shows that the strongest, most sustainable communities find a way to help everyone invest in care and education for their youngest members.
With the Confluence Early Childhood Development Service District proposal, we have an opportunity to make sure all kids from Parachute to Aspen have a chance at a bright beginning.
PitCo approves child care special district sales tax plan
March 27, 2025
Sales tax proposed to fund childcare support from Aspen to Parachute
February 6, 2025
Coalition eyes special tax district for early childhood education
February 6, 2025
Child care expensive, difficult for family
December 25, 2024
Letters to the Editor – RE: Childcare
December 19, 2024
No time to waste for accessible child care
December 17, 2024
More child care options a return on investment
December 14, 2024
Take action toward child care solutions
December 12, 2024
Early childhood education, forgiveness, and Aspen’s entrance
December 9, 2024
Sopris Sun – Letters to the Editor
December 5, 2024
Childcare: A community-wide concern
November 27, 2024
District 2 candidates share their opinions on local issues
October 22, 2024
In search of funding for child care
May 23, 2024
City of Aspen battles long waitlists
March 1, 2022
A crisis of care: Local incentives
February 27, 2022
A crisis of care: ‘There’s always
February 24, 2022
A crisis of care: Family, friends
February 22, 2022
A crisis of care: No winners in
February 20, 2022
Roaring Fork Lifestyle Magazine
August 18, 2021
Roaring Fork, Garfield County
August 18, 2021
