Local child care gap worsened by low wages
Preschool-aged girls make their way across a balance beam outside The Birds Nest Early Learning Village in Kalispell on Friday, Aug. 26. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Low wages deterring people from pursuing early childhood education careers represent an obstacle to bridging the local child care gap that is keeping parents out of the workforce, business advocates and child care providers say....
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