|Slideshows|April 17, 2020

Why high-quality pre-K programs matter

Prekindergarten (pre-K) is a key way to prepare children for school and the benefits of a high-quality program can have long-term benefits.

Prekindergarten is a key way to prepare children for school and the benefits of a high-quality program can have long-term benefits.For more on the the importance of school readiness, check outÂ School readiness: Why early intervention is key.

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