Report: The State of Preschool 2008: State Preschool Yearbook

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APPENDIX A: STATE SURVEY DATA 2007-2008 STATE ACCESS State agency with administrative authority over state pre-K Administrative authority for pre-K is shared with local entities? Alabama Alabama Office of School Readiness, The Governor’s Office 1 Yes, local programs 2 Arizona Arizona Department of Education/Early Childhood Education Section No Arkansas Arkansas Department of Education, Arkansas Division of Child Care and Early Childhood Education 1 No California California Department of Education No Colorado Colorado Department of Education No Connecticut State Department of Education and Department of Social Services in a joint approval process 1 Yes, local School Readiness Councils Delaware Delaware Department of Education No Florida Florida Department of Education, Agency for Workforce Innovation, Department of Children and Families 1 Yes, 31 Early Learning Coalitions Georgia Bright from the Start: Georgia Department of Early Care & Learning No Illinois Illinois State Board of Education No Iowa Shared Visions Iowa Department of Education No Iowa SVPP Iowa Department of Education No Kansas Kansas Department of Education No Kentucky Kentucky Department of Education No Louisiana 8(g) Louisiana State Board of Elementary & Secondary Education No Louisiana LA4 Louisiana Department of Education 1 No Louisiana NSECD Louisiana Governor’s Office of Community Programs No Maine Maine Department of Education No Maryland Maryland Department of Education No Massachusetts Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care 1 No Michigan Michigan Department of Education, Office of Early Childhood Education and Family Services No Minnesota HdSt Minnesota Department of Education No Missouri Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education No Nebraska Nebraska Department of Education No Nevada Nevada Department of Education No New Jersey Abbott Department of Education – Division of Early Childhood Education, Office of Early Care and Education, Division of Family Development, Department of Children and Families 1 Yes, school districts 2 New Jersey ECPA Department of Education – Division of Early Childhood Education, Office of Early Care and Education, Division of Family Development, Department of Children and Families 1 Yes, school districts 2 New Jersey ELLI Department of Education – Division of Early Childhood Education, Office of Early Care and Education, Division of Family Development, Department of Children and Families 1 Yes, school districts 2 New Mexico Public Education Department and Children, Youth and Families Department No New York State Department of Education, Office of Early Education and Reading Initiatives No North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, Office of School Readiness Yes 1 Ohio ECE State Department of Education and Office of Early Learning and School Readiness No Ohio ELI Ohio Department of Education, Office of Early Learning and School Readiness, and Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Bureau of Child Care No Oklahoma Oklahoma Department of Education No Oregon Oregon Department of Education No Pennsylvania EABG Office of Child Development and Early Learning, Department of Education, and Department of Public Welfare 1 No Pennsylvania HSSAP Office of Child Development and Early Learning, Department of Education, and Department of Public Welfare No Pennsylvania K4 Office of Child Development and Early Learning, Department of Education, and Department of Public Welfare 1 No PA Pre-K Counts Office of Child Development and Early Learning, Department of Education, and Department of Public Welfare 1 No South Carolina 4K South Carolina Department of Education No South Carolina CDEPP South Carolina Department of Education, South Carolina First Steps State Office 1 No Tennessee Office of Early Learning No Texas Texas Education Agency No Vermont Act 62 State Department of Education, Department for Children and Families No Vermont EEI State Department of Education No Virginia Virginia Department of Education, Office of Early Childhood Development No Washington Washington Department of Early Learning No West Virginia West Virginia Department of Education, West Virginia Head Start Collaboration Office, and West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources Wisconsin 4K Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Yes, local school districts 1 Wisconsin HdSt Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Yes, federal Head Start grantees No 156 Footnotes are grouped by state at the end of Appendix A. All data are for the ‘07-’08 school year, unless otherwise noted.
STATE ACCESS Availability of program Are districts, etc. required to offer programs? Does program have home-based option? Alabama 66outof67counties(99%) No, Competitive No Arizona 54 out of 310 school districts (17%) 1 No, Optional 2 No Arkansas 235 out of 251 school districts (94%) Required for some 2 Yes California 57 out of 58 counties (98%) 1 No, Competitive No Colorado 171 out of 178 school districts (96%) No, Competitive No Connecticut 63 out of 165 communities (38%) 2 No, Optional 3 No Delaware 3 out of 3 counties (100%) No, Competitive No Florida 67 out of 67 counties (100%) Required for all 2 No Georgia 159 out of 159 counties (100%) 1 No, Competitive 2 No Illinois 102 out of 102 counties (100%) No, Competitive No Iowa Shared Visions 37 out of 364 school districts (10%) 1 No, Competitive No Iowa SVPP 64 out of 364 school districts (18%) 1 No, Competitive No Kansas 167 out of 296 school districts (56%) No, Optional No Kentucky 174 out of 174 school districts (100%) 1 Required for all Yes Louisiana 8(g) 68 out of 68 school districts (100%) No, Optional No Louisiana LA4 67 out of 71 school districts (94%) and 12 state approved charter schools 2 No, Optional No Louisiana NSECD 64 out of 64 parishes (100%) No, Optional No Maine 129 out of 543 public elementary schools (24%) 1 No, Optional No Maryland 24 out of 24 school districts (100%) 1 Required for all No Massachusetts 336 out of 351 towns (96%) 2 No, Competitive No Michigan 448 out of 552 school districts (81%); 27 out of 231 public school academies (charter schools) (12%) 1 No, Competitive Yes Minnesota HdSt 87 out of 87 counties (100%) Required for all 1 Yes Missouri 162 out of 522 school districts (31%) No, Competitive No Nebraska 59 out of 254 school districts (23%) No, Competitive No Nevada 9 out of 17 school districts (53%) 1 No, Competitive No New Jersey Abbott 31 out of 593 school districts (5%) Required for some 3 No New Jersey ECPA 101 out of 593 school districts (17%) Required for some 3 No New Jersey ELLI 28 out of 593 school districts (5%) No, Competitive No New Mexico 48 out of 89 school districts (54%) No, Competitive 1 No New York 396 out of 677 school districts (58%) 1 No, Optional No North Carolina 100 out of 100 counties (100%) No, Optional 1 No Ohio ECE 173 out of 612 school districts (28%) No, Competitive 1 No Ohio ELI 80outof88counties(91%) No, Competitive No Oklahoma 527 out of 535 school districts (99%) No, Optional 1 No Oregon 36 out of 36 counties (100%) No, Competitive Yes Pennsylvania EABG 44 out of 501 school districts (9%) No, Optional 2 No Pennsylvania HSSAP 48 out of 64 Head Start grantees (75%) No, Competitive Yes 1 Pennsylvania K4 84 out of 501 school districts (17%) 2 No, Optional No PA Pre-K Counts 57 out of 67 counties (85%) 2 No, Competitive No South Carolina 4K 50 out of 85 school districts (59%) Required for all No South Carolina CDEPP 35 out of 85 school districts (41%) Required for some 2 No Tennessee 133 out of 135 school districts (99%) 1 No, Competitive No Texas 1,002 out of 1,229 school districts (82%) Required for some 1 No Vermont Act 62 160 out of 252 communities (63%) 1 No, Optional 2 No Vermont EEI 28 out of 61 supervisory unions (46%) 1 No, Competitive No Virginia 105 out of 136 school districts (77%) No, Optional 1 No Washington 37outof39counties(95%) No, Optional No West Virginia 55 out of 55 school districts (100%) Required for all No Wisconsin 4K 283 out of 416 school districts (68%) 2 No, Optional 3 No Wisconsin HdSt 34 out of 37 federal Head Start grantees (92%) No, Optional 1 No Footnotes are grouped by state at the end of Appendix A. All data are for the ‘07-’08 school year, unless otherwise noted. 157
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THE STATE OF PRESCHOOL 2008 STATE P
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NATIONAL ACCESS Total state program
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STATE-FUNDED PRESCHOOL EDUCATION: P
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SHADOWS OF THINGS THAT MAY BE As st
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QUALITY STANDARDS: MEETING GREAT EX
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RESOURCES: HARD TIMES AHEAD? During
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TABLE 2: PRE-K ACCESS BY STATE ACCE
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TABLE 4: 2007-2008 ENROLLMENT OF 3-
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TABLE 6: RANKINGS OF PRE-K RESOURCE
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WHAT QUALIFIES AS A STATE PRESCHOOL
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ACCESS Total state program enrollme
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PERCENT OF STATE POPULATION ENROLLE
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NO PROGRAM laska has provided a sup
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IOWA SHARED VISIONS ACCESS Total st
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LOUISIANA 8(g) STUDENT ENHANCEMENT
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MAINE PUBLIC PRESCHOOL PROGRAM ACCE
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MARYLAND PREKINDERGARTEN PROGRAM AC
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MASSACHUSETTS UNIVERSAL PRE-KINDERG
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MICHIGAN SCHOOL READINESS PROGRAM A
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MINNESOTA HEAD START ACCESS Total s
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MISSOURI PRESCHOOL PROJECT ACCESS T
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NEBRASKA EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
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NEVADA STATE PREKINDERGARTEN EDUCAT
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STATE OVERVIEW Total state program
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NEW JERSEY NON-ABBOTT EARLY CHILDHO
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STATE RESOURCES Are per-child/per-c
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STATE RESOURCES Can a child be fund
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STATE MONITORING Information collec
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STATE MONITORING How is monitoring
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STATE MONITORING What program recor
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STATE MONITORING How is information
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STATE Alabama Yes Specific assessme
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STATE MONITORING Required kindergar
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DELAWARE - Early Childhood Assistan
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3 Kansas began a pre-K pilot that s
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19 The formula uses free lunch and
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11 Beginning in 2009-2010, assistan
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APPENDIX B: HEAD START DATA (contin
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APPENDIX C: CHILD CARE DATA STATE I
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APPENDIX E: PRE-K SPECIAL EDUCATION
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