Friday, March 2, 2012

Pre-k north carolina

  • Theres no such thing as extreme poverty in North Carolina. At least thats what Rep a nonprofit program that evaluates pre-K programs around the country. But advocates for children say that state lawmakers are now erasing all those gains.
  • (Huffington Post)
  • For example, a family of four was eligible last summer for North Carolina Pre-K if its income was no more than $50,975. The federal poverty rate for a similar-sized family is less than half that.
  • (digtriad.com)
  • where nearly a quarter of North Carolina Pre-K slots are provided by Durham Public Schools.
  • (Durham Herald Sun)
  • RALEIGH -- North Carolinas legislative leaders appear to be engaged state House leadership is pushing a new policy that would drastically narrow eligibility for the NC Pre-K program.
  • (The News & Observer)
  • RALEIGH — A North Carolina state House committee scaled back its although only one-third of the 67,000 children eligible receive the pre-K program.
  • (Asheville Citizen-Times)
  • Preschool education programs have proven their worth, in North Carolina and elsewhere more than a third of them are being served by what is now known as NC Pre-K, formerly More at Four.
  • (WJTV.com)
  • RALEIGH (WTVD) -- Gov. Bev Perdue announced Wednesday morning that her administration would create 2,000 additional NC Pre-K slots this year across North Carolina.
  • (Abc Local Web)
  • We know that North Carolina Pre-K makes a long-term difference in a childs life, Perdue said at the Happy Face Preschool, where she talked with children and teachers. We can do this for our children.
  • (WSOC-TV)
  • For example, a family of four was eligible last summer for North Carolina Pre-K if its income was no more than $50,975, according to a program document. The federal poverty rate for a similar-sized family is less than half that.
  • (Post-Crescent)

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