Archive Items
January/February 2005 – Volume 3, Number 1
From the Director’s Chair Florida Screen Falls Short Features More States Find Virtue In ‘Sin Taxes’, New Way to Pay for Early Education Pre-K Class Size: What’s the Best Fit for the Nation’s 3- and 4-Year Olds? Nobel Laureate Economist Calls For Major
November/December 2004 – Volume 2, Number 5
From the Director’s Chair Preschool For All: The Gift that Counts Features State Pre-K Report: Disparities Abound Despite Progress, Many Still Left Behind Georgia Lawsuit Charges State Pre-K Falls Far Short of Serving All Children Science Key to Winnin
Winter 2004 – Volume 2, Number 1
From the Director’s Chair A Nation Watches Florida Strive For Pre-K Quality The Smartest Business Investment Of All: Public Education That Starts With Preschool Features Starting At 3! A New Program Aims To Establish Legal Right To Preschool Programs M
September/October 2004 – Volume 2, Number 4
From the Director’s Chair Raising Arizona and Helping Minorities Succeed in School Features Hawaii Calls State Summit on School Readiness; Alliance Presses for UPK Preschool Attendance Reaches New Highs, but Some are Still Left Behind Landmark N.C. L
June/July 2004 – Volume 2, Number 3
From the Director’s Chair Features In the Trenches Newsmaker Related Reading Discoveries
April/May 2004 – Volume 2, Number 2
From the Director’s Chair Possum, Politics, and Preschool Features Judge Sees Quality Pre-K Necessary Part Of ‘Adequate’ Public Schools How To Get All Of The Teachers Certified? Illinois Tries To Chart A New Roadmap In the Trenches Progress In Arkansas
December 2003 – Volume 1, Number 3
From the Director’s Chair Paying Tribute to a Preschool Pioneer Together, We Can Make High-Quality Preschool A Reality Features Federal Reserve Economist Urges Much Wider Public Investment In Preschool The Oklahoma Project: State’s Public Pre-K Helps
October/November 2003 – Volume 1, Number 2
From the Director’s Chair The Evidence Grows, Making An Even Better Case For Public Pre-K It’s Time To Make A Major Investment In Universal Pre-K Features A New Yardstick For Quality Of Pre-K: Check The Size Of Teachers’ Paychecks Teachers’ Union Th
August/September 2003 – Volume 1, Number 1
From the Director’s Chair Welcome Business And College Leaders Join In Call For Universal Preschool The Pew Charitable Trusts Fund Early Education Features America Shortchanges Its Preschoolers: Few States Require Teacher Training New Jersey Pre-