Report: The State of Preschool 2008: State Preschool Yearbook

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STATE ACCESS Are children receiving special education services counted in enrollment total? Alabama Yes (number unknown) 3 Arizona No, children who receive special education services may attend state pre-K but are not counted in the state pre-K enrollment Arkansas Yes, 2,475 California Yes, 2,530 in California State Preschool Program PKFLP number unknown Colorado No, children who receive special education services may attend state pre-K but are not counted in the state pre-K enrollment 2 Connecticut Yes, 416 Delaware Yes, 81 2 Florida Yes (number unknown) Georgia Yes, 3,259 Illinois No, children who receive special education services may attend state pre-K but are not counted in the state pre-K enrollment Iowa Shared Visions No, children who receive special education services may attend state pre-K but are not counted in the state pre-K enrollment 2 Iowa SVPP No, children who receive special education services may attend state pre-K but are not counted in the state pre-K enrollment Kansas No, children who receive special education services may attend state pre-K but are not counted in the state pre-K enrollment 1 Kentucky Yes, 11,661 Louisiana 8(g) Yes (number unknown) Louisiana LA4 No, children who receive special education services may attend state pre-K but are not counted in the state pre-K enrollment Louisiana NSECD No, children who receive special education services may attend state pre-K but are not counted in the state pre-K enrollment 2 Maine Yes (number unknown) Maryland No, children who receive special education services may attend state pre-K but are not counted in the state pre-K enrollment Massachusetts Yes (number unknown) Michigan Yes, 1,138 Minnesota HdSt Yes, 316 Missouri Yes, 632 Nebraska Yes (number unknown) Nevada Yes, 113 New Jersey Abbott No, children who receive special education services may attend state pre-K but are not counted in the state pre-K enrollment New Jersey ECPA No, children who receive special education services may attend state pre-K but are not counted in the state pre-K enrollment New Jersey ELLI No, children who receive special education services may attend state pre-K but are not counted in the state pre-K enrollment 3 New Mexico Yes (number unknown) 2 New York Yes, 8,891 3 North Carolina Yes, 1,631 Ohio ECE Yes, 555 Ohio ELI Yes (number unknown) 2 Oklahoma Yes, 2,443 Oregon Yes, 866 Pennsylvania EABG Yes (number unknown) Pennsylvania HSSAP Yes, 328 Pennsylvania K4 Yes (number unknown) PA Pre-K Counts Yes, 874 South Carolina 4K Yes (number unknown) South Carolina CDEPP Yes (number unknown) Tennessee Yes, 1,848 2 Texas Yes, 6,632 Vermont Act 62 No, children who receive special education services may attend state pre-K but are not counted in the state pre-K enrollment Vermont EEI Yes, 56 Virginia Yes (number unknown) 3 Washington Yes, 349 2 West Virginia Yes, 2,379 Wisconsin 4K Yes, 2,655 Wisconsin HdSt Yes (number unknown) 160 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 Special education enrollment, by age Are children receiving special education services in state pre-K classrooms paid for by state pre-K funds? Alabama Number unknown 3 Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 4 Arizona NA Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 3 Arkansas 2,475 3- and 4-year-olds 3 Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 4 California Age breakdown unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended Colorado NA No, supported entirely by other funds 2 Connecticut Age breakdown unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 5 Delaware 81 4-year-olds 2 Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended Florida Number unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 3 Georgia 3,259 4-year-olds 3 Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 4 Illinois NA Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 1 Iowa Shared Visions NA No, supported entirely by other funds Iowa SVPP NA 3 No, supported entirely by other funds Kansas NA No, supported entirely by other funds Kentucky 5,685 3-year-olds; 7,112 4-year-olds 3 Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 4 Louisiana 8(g) Number unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended Louisiana LA4 NA Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 4 Louisiana NSECD NA No, supported entirely by other funds Maine Number unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 3 Maryland NA Funds from state pre-K and other sources are coordinated 3 Massachusetts Number unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 4 Michigan 1,138 4-year-olds 3 Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended Minnesota HdSt Unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 3 Missouri 210 3-year-olds; 422 4-year-olds No, supported entirely by other funds Nebraska Number unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 2 Nevada Age breakdown unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 2 New Jersey Abbott NA No, supported entirely by other funds New Jersey ECPA NA No, supported entirely by other funds New Jersey ELLI NA No, supported entirely by other funds New Mexico Number unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 2 New York 8,891 4-year-olds Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended North Carolina 1,631 4-year-olds Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 2 Ohio ECE 2 under age 3; 132 3-year-olds; 285 4-year-olds; 136 5-year-olds Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 2 Ohio ELI Number unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 3 Oklahoma 2,443 4-year-olds 3 Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 4 Oregon 3 under age 3; 283 3-year-olds; 547 4-year-olds; 33 5-year-olds Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 1 Pennsylvania EABG Number unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 3 Pennsylvania HSSAP Age breakdown unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 3 Pennsylvania K4 Number unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended PA Pre-K Counts Age breakdown unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 3 South Carolina 4K Number unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended South Carolina CDEPP Number unknown Data not reported Tennessee 144 3-year-olds; 1,637 4-year-olds; 67 5-year-olds Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 3 Texas 12 under age 3; 765 3-year-olds; 5,750 4-year-olds; 105 5-year-olds Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended Vermont Act 62 NA Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 4 Vermont EEI Age breakdown unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 2 Virginia Number unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 4 Washington Age breakdown unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 3 West Virginia 747 3-year-olds; 1,081 4-year-olds; 551 5-year-olds Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 2 Wisconsin 4K 70 3-year-olds; 2,086 4-year-olds; 499 5-year-olds Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 5 Wisconsin HdSt Number unknown Funds from state pre-K and other sources are blended 3 Footnotes are grouped by state at the end of Appendix A. All data are for the ‘07-’08 school year, unless otherwise noted. 161
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THE STATE OF PRESCHOOL 2008 STATE P
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NATIONAL ACCESS Total state program
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TABLE 2: PRE-K ACCESS BY STATE ACCE
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WHAT QUALIFIES AS A STATE PRESCHOOL
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ACCESS Total state program enrollme
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STATE Alabama Yes Specific assessme
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