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This report analyzes child well-being trends through the lens of race and ethnicity to better understand how differences between White and Black children and between White and Hispanic children hav
This report examines the educational progress and challenges that racial and ethnic minorities face in the United States, including school enrollment trends, education outcomes, and rates of substa
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This report presents examples of successful strategies used by states to improve early care and education for infants and toddlers, and support for families.
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