The Pew Charitable Trusts completed its 10-year campaign to advance high-quality, voluntary pre-kindergarten for all three- and four-year-olds in 2011. Through its successes, Pre-K Now changed the national conversation about pre-k education, and in its final report, challenged the nation’s policy makers to transform public education by moving away from the current K-12 system to pre-K-12.
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Why Pre-K Matters
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Proof Into Policy: Pre-K Milestones
View our infographic on nationwide pre-k funding in the last decade. more
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Marci Young: The Future of Pre-K Education
Pre-K Now Director Marci Young discusses the state of pre-k education and how the Pre-K Now campaign’s momentum would be carried forward.
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Pre-K Now: Marking a Decade of Pre-K Milestones
A decade of pre-k policy wins has made a pre-K-12 education system within our nation's reach. more
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Pew Convenes Education Leaders to Chart Course for Pre-K-12 Future
The Pew Center on the States’ Pre-K Now campaign today brought together education leaders, advocates, business leaders, and national and state policy makers to celebrate significant accomplishments in the pre-k movement and highlight Pre-K Now’s capstone report, Transforming Public Education: Pathway to a Pre-K-12 Future.
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Using Pre-K to Advance Education Reform
By strengthening linkages between pre-k programs and education reform agendas, Early Childhood Councils are well positioned to influence their states’ school improvement activities. This brief identifies specific steps councils can take to maximize their states’ investments in early education including aligning policy prior to and following Pre-K.
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