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Cleveland to spend $4.4M to help ease child care costs, teacher shortage

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The investment is $4.4 million that aims to retain teachers and give scholarships to students. The other $1.9 million will be for parents to help pay for child care or early childhood education costs. Officials said while the plan won't entirely solve the problem, they said it's a step in the right direction.

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Cleveland to spend $4.4M to help ease child care costs, teacher shortage

Officials made the announcement Tuesday at Louis Stokes Head Start Center.

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Cleveland to spend $4.4 million to address childcare costs, early education teacher shortage

Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb and a host of other civic and nonprofit leaders announced Tuesday a new $4.4 million investment to boost parents’ access to early childhood education, and improve retainment of teaching staff.

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