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Indiana’s child care crisis deepens as funding cuts and policy changes slash pre-K enrollment by 33% and leave over 30,000 kids on waitlists.
Indiana’s child care system is under strain as funding cuts and eligibility changes have reduced pre-K enrollment and provider capacity in Fort Wayne and beyond.
State-imposed limits on the On My Way voucher program, lower reimbursement rates, and paused federal child care assistance have led to a 33% drop in enrollment and over 30,000 children on waitlists.
Providers face reduced pay, closures, and staffing challenges, while schools like Fort Wayne Community Schools saw funding plummet and pre-K programs shrink.
Despite efforts to sustain services through Title I funds, long-term stability remains uncertain as state officials cite budget constraints and lawmakers debate new funding.
La crisis de cuidado infantil de Indiana se profundiza a medida que los recortes de fondos y los cambios en las políticas reducen la matrícula preescolar en un 33% y dejan a más de 30,000 niños en listas de espera.