pre-kindergarten

The Opportunity News Vol. 3, No. 7, July 2005

Type: Opportunity News
Published Date: July 1, 2005
Author: BELL STAFFJones, Rich

Articles: Colorado economy strong at mid-year, Early childhood intervention pays off, Pre-kindergarten expulsion rate twice K-12's, New data highlights the achievement gap, Southern states offer advice on adult training, Equal coverage for mental health saves money, Craig, Colo., makes it easy to call for help, Strategies to raise household savings, How to build a real ownership society

Give Colorado's Kids the Best Chance to Succeed in School

Type: Policy Brief
Published Date: January 1, 2003
Author: BELL STAFF

Policy brief explaining why Colorado should maintain the 11,050 slots in CPP approved for FY02-03 so that as many children as possible will have the opportunity to succeed in school.

Concerning an integrated, seamless public education system ranging from pre-kindergarten through college

Type: Opportunity Note
Published Date: February 14, 2007
Author: Waterous, Frank

SB 07-053 represents a net opportunity gain for Colorado. It is an important step toward creating an integrated P-16 system of education (pre-kindergarten through college graduation). Such an approach holds the promise of helping the state close its achievement gaps and preparing more students to succeed.

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Preschool Program Cuts a False Economy

Type: Commentary & Letters
Published Date: November 28, 2002
Author: Fingeret, Lauren

A letter to the editor in the Denver Post urging the JBC not to drop 2,000 slots from Colorado's preschool program.

Blueprint Brief 1: Give parents the option to enroll kids in preschool and full-day kindergarten

Type: Blueprint for Opportunity 2006
Published Date: August 22, 2006
Author: Waterous, Frank

We should fully fund the Colorado Preschool and Kindergarten Program, extend it to all districts, and increase outreach to serve all families in need. We should also help school districts provide the option of full-day kindergarten to those parents who want it. This year, the Legislature took a major step in this direction, but it needs to finish the job.

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