Brookings Report: Public Investment in Children’s Early Years

by Susan Gunnewig Posted on: May 17, 2010 at 3:07 PM

The Brookings Institute has released a series of reports examining federal spending for children. Public Investment in Children’s Early and Elementary Years (Birth to 11) is an examination of federal spending on children. We learn that the federal government spends $3,149.00 per child 3 to 5 years old.

Would you like to read more? Go to: www.brookings.edu. Type: Public Investment in Children’s Early and Elementary Years.

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Susan Gunnewig
Susan, a renowned expert in the field of early childhood and the Director of Product Development at Hatch, was a coauthor of the CIRCLE and Head Start STEP training as well as co-creator of the Texas Early Education Model (TEEM), and the School Readiness Project. During her tenure as faculty at the Children’s Learning Institute located in the University of Texas Medical School, she presented at approximately 100 conferences and conventions across the United States and has coauthored many early childhood research articles.
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