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Policy Brief - Providing Preschool Education for All 4-Year-Olds: Lessons from Six State Journeys

by Debra J. Ackerman, W. Steven Barnett, Laura E. Hawkinson, Kirsty Brown and Elizabeth A. McGonigle
NIEER Policy Brief (Issue 18, March 2009)

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Summary

Over the last decade, state-funded preschool education programs have grown and now enroll more than one million children. However, preschool access in most states is limited to at-risk children. Three states currently offer "preschool for all" - Florida, Georgia and Oklahoma. Three other states are slated to have preschool for all by the next five years - Illinois, New York and West Virginia. This policy brief examines the journeys of these six states in achieving a plan for preschool for all.

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