A report written by the New America Foundation, Beyond Subprime Learning: Accelerating Progress in Early Education, outlines a system for children birth through eight. The system describes the unique roles […]
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Gains in Health and Education Despite Economic Challeng...
Report ranks North Carolina 34th in the nation for child well-being The latest KIDS COUNT Data Book released by the Annie E. Casey Foundation looks at 16 measures of child […]
First Five Years Fund Poll Shows Strong Bipartisan Support for Federal Action on Early Educati...
A poll by the First Five Years Fund finds that 71 percent of voters are in favor of greater federal investments in early childhood education. “An overwhelming majority of Americans […]
UNC Research Reveals the “Power of Pre-K̶...
A recently-published study from the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute found that Georgia’s state-funded pre-K programs “resulted in significantly better school readiness skills across domains of learning.” Participation in a […]