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Preschool Funding Up in the Air
EXCERPT FROM: TheUnion.com
By Kyle Magin
Pre-school administrators are concerned the building blocks of California's public education system may be knocked down by the state's ever-worsening budget crisis.
By Kyle Magin
Pre-school administrators are concerned the building blocks of California's public education system may be knocked down by the state's ever-worsening budget crisis.
Topic: Preschool
Pre-K Spots Hard To Come By In Brooklyn
EXCERPT FROM: Gothamist
By Jaya Saxena
This year, over 112 public schools placed students on wait lists for their kindergarten programs, and last year the Daily News reported that getting into many Brooklyn pre-K programs were "tougher to get into than Harvard." Now, the News says getting into Brooklyn pre-K is even tougher than that.
By Jaya Saxena
This year, over 112 public schools placed students on wait lists for their kindergarten programs, and last year the Daily News reported that getting into many Brooklyn pre-K programs were "tougher to get into than Harvard." Now, the News says getting into Brooklyn pre-K is even tougher than that.
Topic: Preschool
Morgan County Pre-K Learning at Accelerated Rates
EXCERPT FROM: WAFF 48 News
By Bobby Shuttleworth
DECATUR, AL (WAFF) - Some 4-year-old Sommerville Road students are learning at an accelerated rate, but not all children are lucky enough to be here. There are only so many slots available in the Decatur City Schools, and they are chosen by lottery.
By Bobby Shuttleworth
DECATUR, AL (WAFF) - Some 4-year-old Sommerville Road students are learning at an accelerated rate, but not all children are lucky enough to be here. There are only so many slots available in the Decatur City Schools, and they are chosen by lottery.
Topic: Preschool
Shelby County Law Enforcement Officials Advocate for Early Education
EXCERPT FROM: The Commercial Appeal
By Kevin McKenzie
Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Bill Gibbons didn't suggest Thursday that he needed more prosecutors to fight crime; rather, he highlighted quality prekindergarten programs as a way to excite children about learning and avoid future lives of crime.
By Kevin McKenzie
Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Bill Gibbons didn't suggest Thursday that he needed more prosecutors to fight crime; rather, he highlighted quality prekindergarten programs as a way to excite children about learning and avoid future lives of crime.
Topic: Preschool
See Spots Vanish at Pre-K Programs
EXCERPT FROM: NY Daily News
By Michael McLaughlin and Ben Chapman
When school starts next week, a record number of kids will find they've been squeezed out of some of Brooklyn's most crowded and popular pre-K programs.
By Michael McLaughlin and Ben Chapman
When school starts next week, a record number of kids will find they've been squeezed out of some of Brooklyn's most crowded and popular pre-K programs.
Topic: Preschool
