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Working New Yorkers Struggle to Find Childcare: Part II
by Sharon Lerner
NEW YORK, NY February 16, 2006 —For the vast majority of New York parents, the expected contribution for college tuition is far less than the money they must set aside for day care for their young children. In the second of two reports, reporter Sharon Lerner explores how families throughout the city manage to pay for this expensive commodity.
» Working New Yorkers Struggle to Find Childcare: Part I
» Working New Yorkers Struggle to Find Childcare: Part II
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