The coronavirus pandemic has plunged U.S. day cares into a financial crisis.
Child-care centers across the country—big chains, tiny in-home operations, nonprofits—are teetering. Enrollment slumped in the spring and never fully recovered. Extra expenses, like protective gear and deep cleaning, are piling up. By some estimates, some 40% of U.S. day cares are closed. Many of those that are open have half the number of children they did in February, or less.
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Daycare centers are now being asked to reopen their doors and achieve rapid compliance with state public health and CDC guidelines. Here's what to expect.
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This guide contains our best advice for marketing your daycare reopening after an extended closure.
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We’ve put together this guide on how to prepare your program for reopening. We’ll highlight the most important steps you can take when reopening your program.