Reading Readiness Centers

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Joe Biden pledges to help fix the child-care crisis in America. Now is the time to consider opening your own early childhood education franchise with Reading Readiness Centers. Here’s why....... President-elect Joe Biden has a plan to help fix what he calls the immediate and acute child-care crisis in America. He unveiled his proposal on Thursday, as part of his sweeping $1.9 trillion coronavirus rescue package. "If we are going to right this ship and get women back to work, we have to focus on child care," Lipman said. Read more here - https://www.cnbc.com//biden-has-a-plan-to-help-fix-the-chi If you are considering a Reading Readiness Franchise Center there could not be a better time with support from our Federal Government, local employers offering employee subsidies for local childcare and our amazing program that is unlike any other childcare program in the market combined. Contact us today by visiting https://www.readingreadiness.org/become-franchisee/

2021'S MOST EXCITING NEW FRANCHISE CONCEPT FOR KIDS LET US PROVIDE SOME INDUSTRY STATISTICS ON EARLY CHILDHOOD LEARNING CENTERS IN THE US. This is why we decide to franchise! ... Market Size: $12bn. Number of Businesses: 19,894. Industry Employment: 253,709. How much do parents in the US spend on Childcare? For the country as a whole, the median family spent $8,320 a year on Childcare. Families spend somewhat more in the Northeast and West, and somewhat less in the South and Midwest. Spending in absolute terms goes up with family income and education (e.g., a mean of $11,652 for families making more than $150k a year contrasted with $5,900 for families making from $50-60k a year). Conversely, spending as a percentage of the family income goes down with rising socioeconomic status (e.g., 7% for families making $100-$150k vs. 12% for those making from $50-60k). Spending is inverse to the age of the child (e.g., $10,400 for infants vs. $6,500 for four-year-old’s). Parents and employers (who want employees to work longer and harder) will never stop spending and subsidizing money for Childcare. WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? CONTACT US TODAY BY VISITING https://www.readingreadiness.org/become-franchisee

2021'S MOST EXCITING NEW FRANCHISE CONCEPT FOR KIDS. LET US PROVIDE SOME INDUSTRY STATISTICS ON EARLY CHILDHOOD LEARNING CENTERS IN THE US. This is why we decide to franchise!... Market Size: $12bn. Number of Businesses: 19,894. Industry Employment: 253,709. How much do parents in the US spend on Childcare? For the country as a whole, the median family spent $8,320 a year on Childcare. Families spend somewhat more in the Northeast and West, and somewhat less in the South and Midwest. Spending in absolute terms goes up with family income and education (e.g., a mean of $11,652 for families making more than $150k a year contrasted with $5,900 for families making from $50-60k a year). Conversely, spending as a percentage of the family income goes down with rising socioeconomic status (e.g., 7% for families making $100-$150k vs. 12% for those making from $50-60k). Spending is inverse to the age of the child (e.g., $10,400 for infants vs. $6,500 for four-year-old’s). Parents and employers (who want employees to work longer and harder) will never stop spending and subsidizing money on Childcare. WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? CONTACT US TODAY BY VISITING https://www.readingreadiness.org/become-franchisee