Governor Mike Braun aims to reduce regulations to boost the number of available childcare slots in Indiana.
By Kristin Stauss, Indiana Capital Chronicle
The Indiana Capital Chronicle provides independent news coverage focusing on state government, policy, and elections. A recent report highlighted an unlicensed childcare program in Goshen, Indiana, where more than 85 children were supervised by just three adults. This sparked discussions among the public, revealing unexpected support for the program. Some families defended it by comparing the adult-to-child ratio to that of regular school classrooms. Others assumed the program had a valid license.
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