Roughly 113,000 Arizona kids would be eligible for universal preschool under President Biden’s ‘American Families Plan’. See more state education and legislative news here
By Karla Navarrete • ABC15 Arizona
TEMPE — Arizona preschool advocates say they are embracing President Joe Biden’s plan for “four more years of public education,” pointing to research that shows preschool is the path towards achievement.
Preschool programs like the one at Wood Elementary School in Tempe are solely funded by cities, like, in this case, the City of Tempe. A spokesperson for Tempe says so far, the City of Tempe has invested roughly $8.5 million into its early learning program.
Read the full article HERE
See more Arizona education news here:
- ABC15 — More students enrolling in teacher-prep programs at Arizona’s state universities
- AZEDNEWS — How sleep impacts students’ and teachers’ social emotional health
- AZEDNEWS — More students enroll in teacher prep programs at AZ universities
- Fox10News — Doctor shares ideas, experience for parents of children with autism
- Helios Education Foundation — Helios Education Foundation and College Success Arizona Launch College Engagement Scholarships
- Helios Education Foundation — Teach For America Teacher Shares Impact of COVID-19 on Teaching, Students
- KJZZ — Why The Pandemic May Lead To Continuing Increases In Remote Learning
- KTAR News— Arizona class sizes still among the largest 3 years after Red for Ed
- Yuma Sun — Subscription — Volunteers sought to help review cases of children in foster care
See more courtesy of the Arizona Education News Service (AZEDNEWS):
See more Arizona education legislative news here:
- Havasu News — Community Colleges in Arizona one step away from 4-year degrees
- KJZZ — New Law To Require Crisis Hotline Numbers On School ID Cards
- Yuma Sun — Ducey to decide fate of bill allowing community colleges to offer 4-year-degrees
Request to Speak:
Category: Education
