Resources – Office For The Advancement of Early Care And Education

Early Care & Education

Resources for Families and Communities

The County of Los Angeles is committed to helping its employees balance their work and family obligations. Recognizing the importance of quality early care and education services, this information is intended to help County employees find appropriate early care and education services and evaluate different options.

Reports

Needs Assessment 2016 – Reports and Supplemental Reference Materials

The State of Early Care and Education in Los Angeles County – Los Angeles County: Child Care Planning Committee 2017 Needs Assessment Executive Summary

Los Angeles County 2017 Needs Assessment – Technical Report

Elevating the Voices of Children: The State of Early Care and Education in Los Angeles County

Whitebook, M., McLean, C., and Austin, L.J.E. (2016). Early Childhood Workforce Index – 2016, Executive Summary. Berkeley, CA: Center for the Study of Child Care Employment, University of California, Berkeley

Whitebook, M. & McLean, C. (2017). Educator Expectations, Qualifications, and Earnings: Shared Challenges and Divergent Systems in ECE and K-12. Berkeley, CA: Center for the Study of Child Care Employment, University of California, Berkeley

Whitebook, M., Phillips, D., & Howes, C. (2014). Worthy work, STILL unlivable wages:The early childhood workforce 25 years after the National Child Care Staffing Study, Executive Summary. Berkeley, CA: Center for the Study of Child Care Employment, University of California, Berkeley.

Needs Assessment 2016 Backup Data

Capacity and Demand – Family Child Care Homes and Centers for Infants and Toddlers in Working Families of All Income Levels – 2016

Capacity and Demand – Family Child Care Homes and Centers for Preschool Children in Working Families of All Income Levels – 2016

Capacity and Demand – Family Child Care Homes and Centers for School Age Children in Working Families of All Income Levels – 2016

Subsidized Early Care and Education Capacity for Low-Income Working Families – Birth to 5 Years Old – 2016

Subsidized Early Care and Education Capacity for Low-Income Working Families – Infants & Toddlers (Birth to 36 Months) – 2016

Subsidized Early Care and Education Capacity for Low-Income Working Families – Preschool (Ages 3 to 5) – 2016

Subsidized Early Care and Education Capacity for Low-Income Working Families – School Age (Ages 5 to 12) – 2016

LPC Local Funding Priorities

LPC Local Funding Priorities – FY 2020-21

LPC Local Funding Priorities – FY 2020-21 Slide Deck

Tableau Public – an interactive map that reflects the data collected and analyzed for the LPC Local Funding Priorities

Strategic Planning

County of Los Angeles – A Unified Strategic Plan for Early Care and Education 2020-2025

Enhancing Quality

Child Care and Your City: How Cities Can Increase Access to Child Care Toolkit – is a best practices and resource toolkit for city staff providing important legal updates and best practices on how cities and planning departments can reduce barriers to developing, renovating, and operating much-needed child care facilities in their communities.

Out-of-School-Time Standards for Program Quality

How Much Does Quality Child Care and Development Cost? STEP (September 2007)

Cost of Quality Budget Framework for STEP (July 2007)

Quality Budgets for Child Care and Development Centers (June 2008)