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Video: Briefing on America's Pre-K Movement
Pre-K Now held a briefing for congressional staff, cosponsored by Sen. Hillary Clinton and Sen. Kit Bond, on October 1. Hear what a governor, three superintendents, two directors of early childhood programs, and a national teacher of the year think Congress should do to increase families' access to quality, state-funded pre-k.
Tour a Pre-K Classroom
Through our virtual classroom tour and our short video following real children through their pre-k year, we will help you recognize high quality, understand why it makes a difference, and show you how children benefit.
Arkansas Wise to Buy Pre-K With Its Dollars
A new economic analysis shows that Arkansas will reap $2.32 in future savings for each $1 invested to date in high-quality pre-k for at-risk children. Allowing all three and four year olds to voluntarily participate would save millions of dollars.
We've underestimated young children for too long. If we want better students, we must begin by strengthening pre-k.