Bipartisan Bill to Expand Bilingual Early Childhood Programs Signed Into Law - Colorado Senate Democrats
New bipartisan bill expands bilingual early childhood programs in Colorado, enhancing access and support for non-English speaking families.
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What changed
Expansion of bilingual early childhood programs to better serve non-English speaking families.
Who it affects
All childcare providers in Colorado, including center-based providers, family child-care homes, and multi-site operators.
What you must do
Review and potentially adapt program offerings to include bilingual services.
Deadline
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