The following is found on the Center For Public Education website! For further information, follow the link below. Research indicates that children of all races/ethnicities and income classes can benefit from a high-quality pre-kindergarten program. For many, pre-k can make the difference between struggling through school or doing well in the elementary grades and beyond. Numerous studies have shown both short- and long-term benefits for those who participate in high-quality pre-k. Children enrolled in quality programs not only demonstrate higher academic achievement in the elementary grades, but are far less likely to need costly instructional services down the road and far more likely to succeed in school, both academically and socially, than their peers who did not attend pre-k. Did you know...85% of a child’s brain development takes place by the age of five? A host of pre-k research information is available on the Center for Public Education’s web site at www.centerforpubliceducation.org. |
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