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Alabama offers one of the nation’s highest quality publicly funded pre-k programs. Most families, however, do not know about the pre-k programs. In fact, fewer than seven percent of children participate. High quality pre-k experiences have been shown to result in greater success in K-12 education and a reduction in many social problems associated with high school dropouts.
Learn More ASRA - Pre-k Survey Results Early Warning: Why Reading by the End of Third Grade Matters Birth to Five Matters Blueprint for School Readiness Essay – The Power of Pre-KThe Right StartSchool Readiness Skills2007 Kindergarten Survey2007 Kindergarten Exec SummaryAlabama School Readiness AllianceAlabama Office of School ReadinessBorn Learning CampaignNational Institute for Early Education ResearchNIEER - Annual State Pre-K ReportsPre-K NowZero to Three
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