Feb. 25 - Mar. 18: State Budget Bootcamp
Understanding the State Budget: A Four-Part Series for Families and Educators
Ever wondered how the state decides where to spend money on your community?
Join us starting February 25th for a weekly engaging 4-part series that will break down the complexities of how the state allocates funding for childcare and early education and other public services.
Whether you’re looking to advocate for change or simply want to understand where funding goes, these sessions are perfect for anyone interested in the intersection of government policy and funding. Together, we’ll explore the tools and knowledge you need to engage in informed discussions and take an active role in shaping the future of our state’s budget.
Throughout the series, you'll:
Learn how the state budget is created and how decisions affect early education funding.
Discover ways to advocate for your Family and community needs.
Explore the connection between state spending and the resources available to families and educators.
Experience the process in action with a visit to the State House, where you’ll see lawmakers and advocates at work and learn how you can make your voice heard.
This series is a great opportunity for families and educators to ask questions, deepen their knowledge, and learn how to help shape decisions that affect families and their communities.
