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How will preschool subsidies of families whose children are not enrolled in Anchor/Partner Operator (AOP/POP) preschools be affected?

Updated by ECDA

Families will continue to have access to preschool subsidies for which they are eligible. This includes the existing basic subsidy of $300 for childcare and $600 for infant care, as well as additional means-tested subsidies.

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Preschool Subsidies

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