Sherry Searles Leads Launchpad
“I would say from the age of 10, I really just had a connection with young children,” said Launchpad Director Sherry Searles.
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Pilot Program Allowing State Workers To Bring Newborns To Work
Indiana will begin allowing some state employees to bring their infants to work under a pilot program announced Tuesday, Dec. 2 by Gov. Mike Braun and detailed in a newly issued policy.
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Flat Federal Funding Slows Head Start, State Childcare Resources Diminish
Despite having some of the most resources and economic support, a recent national study ranked Indiana’s early education system 42nd in the country — and second-to-last when it came to accessibility.
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Wee Warriors Celebrates New Milford Location
Wee Warriors childcare celebrated the opening of its new Milford location with a ribbon cutting this morning, Monday, July 28.
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Hybrid Schedules For State Workers End, Remote Work Slashed
State government officials rescinded 8,486 hybrid remote work agreements Tuesday as Gov. Mike Braun’s push to return state employees to the office takes full effect.
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Wee Warriors Opens Microcenter, Part Of State Pilot Program
A ribbon cutting was held Wednesday, May 4 to celebrate the opening of a new childcare microcenter, operated by Wee Warriors.
Read MoreREQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
COMES NOW Town of Milford, Indiana, and adopts this request for proposals for lease of the real estate owned by the town, located at 706 West Syracuse Street, Milford, Indiana 46542. The town has decided to request proposals under Indiana Code Section 36-1-11-10. The town has specifically determined … Read More
Kosciusko Community YMCA Introduces New Short-Term Childcare Program for Busy Parents
The Kosciusko Community YMCA is excited to announce the launch of its newest program, No Drama for Momma, designed to provide short-term childcare for parents needing a break, running errands, or attending appointments.
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City Council Approves $250K For Childcare Grant Program
By David Slone Times-Union WARSAW – Warsaw Common Council gave its approval Monday, June 20, to provide $250,000 in American Rescue Plan Act money to LaunchPad and the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce to help increase childcare capacity. The program would offer grants of up to $100,000 over four … Read More
Childcare Advocates See Zoning Proposal As A ‘Game Changer’
Kosciusko County is experiencing a childcare desert, with only one of every three children having access to quality childcare.
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