Studies show that students who complete high-quality Pre-K programs are more likely to find academic and career success.
 

However, only 24 of the 40 largest U.S. cities offer a Pre-K program that reaches more than 30% of the 4-year-old population.

To combat these dismal numbers House Democrats have recently proposed a $4 billion increase to two federal programs that will provide Pre-K resources to programs, allowing schools to enroll thousands of preschool-aged children.

 

Can I count on you to stand with me and urge Congress to expand funding for Pre-K education?

 

 

Thank you for taking action,

 

-- Nanette Diaz Barragán