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Why Kellie contacted her North Carolina Legislators about the importance of Child Care WAGE$®

“Without Child Care WAGE$®, I likely would not have been able to get through school without student loans,” said Kellie Toney in a letter to NC Legislators.

Jennifer Gioia, CCSA Communications Manager and CCSA Staff June 21, 2019

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Early Educators Pursue Degree Attainment Despite Low Compensation

May is the time of commencement at colleges and universities. It is important to recognize degree attainment roadblocks that the early care and education field face.

Edith Locke, VP, Professional Development Initiatives May 13, 2019

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Compensation Matters: Early Educators Deserve Worthy Wages

May 1 is an important day for teachers, particularly those working with our youngest children. Compensation matters. Recognize Worthy Wages Day with CCSA.

Allison Miller, VP, Compensation Initiatives May 1, 2019

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I am WAGE$: Stacey Graham

“I love WAGE$. Most of my check goes back into my program for the children,” said Stacey Graham, child care provider and Child Care WAGE$ recipient.

Allison Miller, VP, Compensation Initiatives January 31, 2019

Child Care WAGE$

Why Kellie contacted her North Carolina Legislators about the importance of Child Care WAGE$®

Early Educators Pursue Degree Attainment Despite Low Compensation

Compensation Matters: Early Educators Deserve Worthy Wages

I am WAGE$: Stacey Graham

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Why Kellie contacted her North Carolina Legislators about the importance of Child Care WAGE$®

Early Educators Pursue Degree Attainment Despite Low Compensation

Compensation Matters: Early Educators Deserve Worthy Wages

I am WAGE$: Stacey Graham

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