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Mary corigliano reads to her universal prekindergarten class at conkling elementary, Feb. 23,
2015 in Utica, n.Y. some states have moved ahead with plans of their own to boost child care
subsidies after a national effort by Democrats in Washington stalled.
associated Press
By Maysoon Khan finding babysitters. After would not have a degree. I
(aP) — Difficulties in find- three months on a waiting would just be another statis-
ing affordable child care list, though, she placed her tic,” said Ruffin, 28, of Utica,
cost Enoshja Ruffin her job children in a day care cent- New York, who was able to
three years ago. The moth- er whose cost was covered take college classes while
er of six was let go from her by government subsidies her kids were in day care.
position as a counselor for and the center’s financial She now works as an or-
kids with cerebral palsy af- assistance program. “Had ganizer for the liberal politi-
ter she missed three shifts I not gotten financial help, cal group Citizen Action.
because she had trouble I would not be successful. I continued on Page 2 Page 8