Connecticut Voices for Children has released its annual report, which spotlights the need for investments in early childhood education.

The child advocacy group released “The 2025 State of Early Childhood: A System in Transition” on Monday. The report examines Early Childhood Education (ECE) data from 2014 to 2024, highlighting the growing need for resources. According to the report, in 2024, there was a decade low in the total number of early childcare spaces in the state.

The report outlines the ways the system has struggled to meet demand. CT Voices Executive Director Emily Byrne said advocates have been able to see a suite of policies enacted in the past legislative session. The goal is to sustain funding and policy changes.

“Time will tell whether what Connecticut enacted this ye

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