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Students are encouraged to complete and submit their FAFSAs as soon as possible
Seeks Community Input to Help Modernize, Expand Access, and Deliver Effective Educational Opportunities at Both Institutions
Expansion will add 488 seats for children in Gateway Cities and rural communities
Innovation Career Pathways will be offered at nearly 25% of Massachusetts Eligible High Schools in SY24-SY25
Governor Healey employs a whole-of-government approach to make child care more affordable and accessible
Re-Procured Services to Benefit Approximately 20,000 Eligible Children
New programs in East Boston, Southbridge, and Taunton increase partnerships to 53
Governor Healey Highlights Literacy Launch at Elementary School in Revere
Western Mass child care providers receiving 34% rate increase for infant care, 14% for toddler care and 13% for preschool care
Literacy Launch Will Expand Access to Evidence-Based Literacy Learning Through Professional Development and High-Quality Materials
Dálida Rocha is Governor Healey’s Second Appointment to Education Board
Expansion of CPPI funded by Fair Share Amendment; Additional $5 Million Available for New School Districts to Apply
“Gateway to Pre-K" agenda will also increase child care financial assistance to thousands of families and sustain historic C3 funding for providers
Governor Healey’s Hallmark Budget Proposal to Continue C3 Grants Contributed to 7% Increase in Child Care Programs, Adding More Than 10,600 Child Care Slots Across the State
