Column: Isle lawmakers start to get serious about early education

For far too long, Hawaii’s working families have had to make difficult choices about the early education of their children. Parents who choose to pay for early education must be willing to give up large chunks of their hard earned paychecks. Parents who are lucky enough to find a family member or friend willing to babysit for free or at a low cost suffer pangs of guilt for depriving their toddlers of a good start in school.

See the original article at: Honolulu Star-Advertiser