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  • Enrollment hovers around 225 students, from pre-K to eighth grade.

    American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010

  • The school serves children pre-K through grade eight, and is heavily subsidized by the archdiocese, without whose funding it would not survive.

    American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010

  • So regardless of which school you want, if you plan on sending your child to pre-K next year, you need to apply to the lottery.

    Hyde-Addison on the verge of an historic shift Topher Mathews 2011

  • If a public school doesn't measure up, families have an unprecedented array of other options: public school choice, charter schools, vouchers for pre-K students, virtual schools, tax-credit scholarships, and vouchers for students with disabilities.

    Accountability Is Working in Florida's Schools 2011

  • Within weeks, Perdue, a Democrat, was vetoing the state's $19.5 billion budget proposal, courtesy of Republicans, which was filled with cuts to health and education, including 20 percent of funding for state pre-K known as More at Four and Smart Start, which supports child care, health and education for children birth to five.

    Susan Ochshorn: Prioritizing Early Childhood Education: We Can't Afford to Wait Susan Ochshorn 2011

  • Here in Georgetown, that pre-K lottery is about to assume a pretty significant role in the ongoing transformation of Hyde-Addison, whereby the school is steadily becoming a primarily Georgetown-serving school.

    Hyde-Addison on the verge of an historic shift Topher Mathews 2011

  • Every part of education funding -- from pre-K, to K to 12, to college and training gets cut.

    Rev. Jesse Jackson: Wisconsin Governor Hurts State's Future Rev. Jesse Jackson 2011

  • Within weeks, Perdue, a Democrat, was vetoing the state's $19.5 billion budget proposal, courtesy of Republicans, which was filled with cuts to health and education, including 20 percent of funding for state pre-K known as More at Four and Smart Start, which supports child care, health and education for children birth to five.

    Susan Ochshorn: Prioritizing Early Childhood Education: We Can't Afford to Wait Susan Ochshorn 2011

  • Every part of education funding -- from pre-K, to K to 12, to college and training gets cut.

    Rev. Jesse Jackson: Wisconsin Governor Hurts State's Future Rev. Jesse Jackson 2011

  • Within weeks, Perdue, a Democrat, was vetoing the state's $19.5 billion budget proposal, courtesy of Republicans, which was filled with cuts to health and education, including 20 percent of funding for state pre-K known as More at Four and Smart Start, which supports child care, health and education for children birth to five.

    Susan Ochshorn: Prioritizing Early Childhood Education: We Can't Afford to Wait Susan Ochshorn 2011

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