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Walker County, which just two years ago had the lowest pre-k access rate in the state, has increased the percentage of local four-year-olds enrolled in

TARRANT, Ala. – As Alabama’s high-quality, voluntary First Class Pre-K program continues to expand across the state, a Central Alabama regional initiative is ensuring that

More than 2,100 additional four-year-olds will be able to enroll in a high-quality, voluntary Alabama First Class Pre-K program by September 1, according to Governor

Today, the National Institute for Early Education Research named Alabama First Class Pre-K the highest quality pre-k program in the country for the 11th year

The Alabama Legislature today gave final approval to a $13 million expansion of Alabama’s First Class Pre-K program. Both chambers agreed to an Education Trust

On the eve of the 2017 Alabama State Legislative Session, a business-led coalition of pre-k advocates called on state leaders to increase funding for Alabama’s