This background briefing provides information on the relative costs of child care, identifies the laws providing the major sources of public support available to assist families with child care costs, and indicates how to access the sources of support. References to the Iowa Code are to the 2003 Iowa Code and 2003 Iowa Code Supplement. Among the states, Iowa has one of the highest proportions of children living with working parents, indicating there is a strong degree of need for child care services in the state. The 2000 census showed that of Iowa's general population of 2,926,324, approximately 25 percent are children
Iowa’s school finance system is administered through the application of a pupil-driven formula. The ...
Iowa is home to a skilled, highly qualified workforce with an unbeatable work ethic. This workforce ...
This is an e-newsletter that is produced by the Iowa Department of Human Services. This e-newsletter...
This briefing provides background information relating to child care assistance available in Iowa in...
This briefing provides legal background information regarding the IowaCare Program, the Medicaid exp...
This report, by Professors Dorothy Pinsky and Robert Fuqua of Iowa State University, is one of sever...
This handbook published under the auspices of the Institute of Public Affairs of the State Universit...
This public report is required on or before October 1, 1985. The committee in discharge of that requ...
This is an e-newsletter that is produced by the Iowa Department of Human Services. This e-newsletter...
Parents needing a few hours of child care bartered informally with friends, relatives or neighbors....
The primary objective of this study was to provide a basis for projecting the total costs of direct ...
The purpose of this document is to provide assistance in finding appropriate financial resources and...
The Wisconsin Shares program provides financial payments to child care vendors serving lower-income ...
The child support curriculum for Iowa high schools, and middle schools, which is the educational com...
The Midwest Child Care Research Consortium conducted a study of child care quality and characteristi...
Iowa’s school finance system is administered through the application of a pupil-driven formula. The ...
Iowa is home to a skilled, highly qualified workforce with an unbeatable work ethic. This workforce ...
This is an e-newsletter that is produced by the Iowa Department of Human Services. This e-newsletter...
This briefing provides background information relating to child care assistance available in Iowa in...
This briefing provides legal background information regarding the IowaCare Program, the Medicaid exp...
This report, by Professors Dorothy Pinsky and Robert Fuqua of Iowa State University, is one of sever...
This handbook published under the auspices of the Institute of Public Affairs of the State Universit...
This public report is required on or before October 1, 1985. The committee in discharge of that requ...
This is an e-newsletter that is produced by the Iowa Department of Human Services. This e-newsletter...
Parents needing a few hours of child care bartered informally with friends, relatives or neighbors....
The primary objective of this study was to provide a basis for projecting the total costs of direct ...
The purpose of this document is to provide assistance in finding appropriate financial resources and...
The Wisconsin Shares program provides financial payments to child care vendors serving lower-income ...
The child support curriculum for Iowa high schools, and middle schools, which is the educational com...
The Midwest Child Care Research Consortium conducted a study of child care quality and characteristi...
Iowa’s school finance system is administered through the application of a pupil-driven formula. The ...
Iowa is home to a skilled, highly qualified workforce with an unbeatable work ethic. This workforce ...
This is an e-newsletter that is produced by the Iowa Department of Human Services. This e-newsletter...