“The persistence of reading and math proficiency: the benefits of Alabama’s pre-kindergarten program endure in elementary and middle school,” was published in the International Journal
Today, Governor Kay Ivey and the Alabama Department of Early Childhood Education announced that the nationally-recognized, high quality Alabama First Class Pre-K program will add
The Harris Early Learning Center was started in 1995 by downtown Birmingham business leaders frustrated by the lack of high-quality child care options available for
Governor Ivey’s push for a $25 million statewide expansion of Alabama’s high-quality, voluntary First Class Pre-K program was endorsed on Wednesday, February 12, 2020 by
Child care providers interested in adding an Alabama First Class Pre-K classroom to their center are encouraged to participate in a webinar outlining improvements to
On November 1, 2019, Tuscaloosa area state lawmakers visited the new First Class Pre-K classrooms at Shelton State Community College’s C.A. Fredd Campus to study
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