Interim study to examine the ways in which the Legislature can take a more coordinated, proactive, and intentional policy role in understanding the impact of child care financing models that create or expand state-funded subsidies and federal child care subsidies to increase access, affordability, and expand coverage for working families in Nebraska
This legislative resolution directs the Nebraska Legislature to conduct an interim study on how to improve state-funded child care subsidies for working families. The study will examine current funding models, eligibility rules, and reimbursement systems under the Step Up to Quality Child Care Act to understand their impact on access and affordability. It will analyze how these policies affect businesses, evaluate other states' approaches to expanding subsidies, and assess the fiscal implications of potential changes. The Legislative Council's Executive Board will lead this review and report findings and recommendations to guide future legislation on early childhood education and child care policy.
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Introduced Mar 24, 2026
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Ashlei Spivey
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