Since 2008, more than a third of child care centers and homes in the state have gone under, making it harder and more expensive for parents to find quality care. Providers blame regulations and flat subsidies. State officials defend the standards.
Since 2008, more than a third of child care centers and homes in the state have gone under, making it harder and more expensive for parents to find quality care. Providers blame regulations and flat subsidies. State officials defend the standards.
