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(with a local match) to school-community partnerships to establish before-
and after-school care for school-age children.
Parents who Choose to Stay at Home
The President's initiative does not include a proposal for parents who choose to
stay at home, however the Administration has said that they are open to ideas.
Most options to assist stay at home parents rely heavily on the tax system and
consist of either allowing them to take advantage of the Child and Dependent Care
Credit or expanding the Child Tax Credit for all families. Initial analyses of these
options show that they are expensive options on a national level and provide only
marginal benefits to individual families. While an additional benefit would be helpful for
single-earner families, the proposals that have been advanced thus far will not provide
enough money per family to allow or encourage many more parents to stay home.
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