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Education job approval for the Administration ticks up but remains low for Congress.
Insiders give low marks to federal early-childhood efforts but slightly better ones to the Obama Administration’s efforts on early-childhood. The Head Start re-compete, in particular, gets good marks from insiders.
Insiders are split on funding prospects for early-childhood education overall. However they give mixed marks to the ELC competition and see some chance that there will be ELC grants in the future.
Insiders see private sector opportunities in early-childhood education in direct service provision and assessments.
Insiders overwhelmingly think the President’s State of the Union proposals will not be enacted this year.
Insiders are split on whether a second Obama Administration or a GOP administration would be better for education policy.
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