US EditionAir Force Child Care Staff Shortage Getting Worse at Some Bases
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Air Force Child Care Staff Shortage Getting Worse at Some Bases
Two Air Force Child Development Centers began to turn away some families this month, a move that one military child care expert fears could be a sign of things to come for CDCs across the country. “What we’re seeing is kind of a perfect storm right now of things not coming together,” Kayla Corbitt, a leading advocate for military child care programs, told Air & Space Forces Magazine. On March 12, Hill Air Force Base in Utah notified 31 familie…
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