A report on California school policy finds the state lags in student achievement, and prescribes a much bigger investment in preschool. Photo by MonkeyBusinessImages.
In summary
California must institute “Pre-K for All.” We intend to put the needs of the youngest Californians and their families front and center. It’s fundamental to helping California reclaim its historic tradition of leading the nation in education, especially for its most vulnerable children.
My turn: What other states can teach California about preschool for all
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In summary
California must institute “Pre-K for All.” We intend to put the needs of the youngest Californians and their families front and center. It’s fundamental to helping California reclaim its historic tradition of leading the nation in education, especially for its most vulnerable children.
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