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Colorado
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Duggan expects funding for free preschool next fall for 4-year-olds, but faces legislative hurdle
By
Lori Higgins
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Koby Levin
November 22, 2019
Detroit
This veteran educator and advocate will head a $50 million effort to educate Detroit’s youngest students
By
Koby Levin
November 20, 2019
Chicago
‘Hoping for a miracle’: Chicago parents express confusion, anxiety as preschools and day care centers lay off staff, threaten downsizing
By
Cassie Walker Burke
November 20, 2019
Chicago
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By
Cassie Walker Burke
November 19, 2019
New York
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By
Christina Veiga
November 18, 2019
Chicago
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By
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November 12, 2019
New York
I made sure New York City’s pre-K classes were filled with play. Then I became a kindergarten teacher and the fun stopped.
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November 8, 2019
Indiana
Indiana is known for its K-12 voucher program. But pre-K vouchers are often left out of the conversation.
By
Emma Kate Fittes
November 7, 2019
New York
NYC Head Start teachers approve contract that will raise salaries for some by $15,500
By
Christina Veiga
November 4, 2019
New York
Queens to get 300-seat, $42M public preschool, created in partnership with local science museum
By
Amy Zimmer
October 31, 2019
Chicago
Class size in Chicago: Why teachers say adding aides doesn’t resolve the challenge of too-large classes
By
Cassie Walker Burke
, Ariel Cheung
October 18, 2019
Indiana
Amid key expansion, Indiana fills its On My Way Pre-K seats
By
Stephanie Wang
October 16, 2019
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