Report: The State of Preschool 2008: State Preschool Yearbook

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STATE PERSONNEL State supports for teacher education Alabama Scholarships, Mentors, Technical assistance Arizona Scholarships, Other 14 Arkansas Scholarships, Mentors California Scholarships, Mentors, Stipends for staff retention based on school or training classes attended Colorado Scholarships, Loan forgiveness Connecticut Scholarships, Other 19 Delaware None Florida Scholarships, Loan forgiveness, Mentors, The Florida T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood Scholarship, Florida Child Care WAGES Project. Georgia Scholarships, Other 14 Illinois Scholarships, Loan forgiveness, Mentors Iowa Shared Visions Scholarships Iowa SVPP Staff development offerings 13 Kansas None Kentucky Scholarships, Mentors, Regional Training Centers, Summer Academies, Classrooms of Excellence, Centers of Excellence Louisiana 8(g) Mentors, Tuition assistance for certification Louisiana LA4 Scholarships, Tuition exemption programs Louisiana NSECD Scholarships, Mentors, Online training and tutorials Maine Scholarships 9 Maryland Scholarships, Loan forgiveness, Mentors, Literacy coaches 14 Massachusetts Scholarships, Other supports 16 Michigan Mentors, Other 17 Minnesota HdSt Scholarships Missouri Scholarships, T.E.A.C.H scholarships Nebraska None Nevada Support to attend trainings and conferences, Scholarships through the T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood program New Jersey Abbott Scholarships, Loan forgiveness, Mentors New Jersey ECPA Mentors New Jersey ELLI Mentors New Mexico Scholarships, Loan forgiveness, Mentors 12 New York Scholarships, Mentors, Candidate Fee Subsidy Program North Carolina Scholarships, Mentors 11 Ohio ECE None Ohio ELI Mentors, Regional Professional Development Oklahoma Scholarships, Loan forgiveness, Mentors, Other 15 Oregon Scholarships, Mentors Pennsylvania EABG Scholarships, Loan forgiveness, Mentors Pennsylvania HSSAP Scholarships, Loan forgiveness, Mentors Pennsylvania K4 Scholarships, Loan forgiveness, Mentors PA Pre-K Counts Scholarships, Loan forgiveness, Mentors South Carolina 4K Loan forgiveness, Mentors South Carolina CDEPP Scholarships, Mentors Tennessee Mentors, Summer workshops 12 Texas TxBESS 10 Vermont Act 62 Scholarships, Access through the Higher Ed Collaborative-EC/ECSE program Vermont EEI Scholarships, Regular workshops and/or conferences Virginia Scholarships, Mentors Washington Scholarships, Training, Conferences 12 West Virginia Scholarships, Mentors Wisconsin 4K Scholarships, Mentors, Stipends 14 Wisconsin HdSt Scholarships, Mentors, Stipends 17 196 Footnotes are grouped by state at the end of Appendix A. All data are for the ‘07-’08 school year, unless otherwise noted.
STATE RESOURCES Total 2007-2008 spending How much of total spending came from … Alabama $10,000,000 State, $10,000,000 Arizona $12,507,717 State, $12,507,717 Arkansas $150,558,754 10 State, $85,395,744; TANF, $7,500,000; Required local, $57,663,010 10 California $333,507,727 15 State, $333,507,727 15 Colorado $45,720,034 17 State, $28,433,185; Required local, $17,286,849 17 Connecticut $81,707,353 State, $62,465,669; Required local, $18,941,684; Non-required local, $300,000 20 Delaware $5,727,800 State, $5,727,800 Florida $336,469,116 State, $336,469,116 Georgia $325,000,000 State, $325,000,000 Illinois $309,596,682 State, $309,596,682 Iowa Shared Visions $21,665,777 State, $7,721,481; Federal, $12,400,000; Required local, $1,544,296 Iowa SVPP $14,670,000 14 State, $14,670,000 Kansas $17,857,511 State, $17,857,511 Kentucky $104,408,655 State, $75,127,000; Federal, $14,617,397; Non-required local, $14,664,258 Louisiana 8(g) $12,674,104 State, $12,674,104 Louisiana LA4 $85,500,000 State, $83,500,000; Non-required local, $2,000,000 Louisiana NSECD $8,500,000 TANF, $8,500,000 Maine $8,776,484 State, $4,510,608; Required local, $4,265,876 10 Maryland $237,231,252 State, $104,509,466; Federal, $9,842,164; Required local, $122,879,622 Massachusetts $73,396,646 17 State, $48,053,559; TANF, $6,886,933; Federal, $18,456,154 Michigan $97,850,000 State, $97,850,000 Minnesota HdSt $19,520,751 19 State, $19,520,751 Missouri $12,794,517 State, $12,794,517 Nebraska $14,988,240 State, $6,200,647; Federal, $4,974,144; Required local, $3,813,449 Nevada $3,251,671 State, $3,251,671 New Jersey Abbott $477,356,871 11 State, $477,356,871 11 New Jersey ECPA $36,500,000 State, $36,500,000 New Jersey ELLI $2,684,550 State, $2,684,550 New Mexico $10,909,000 13 State, $10,909,000 13 New York $361,293,769 State, $361,293,769 North Carolina $193,230,160 State, $140,635,709; Federal, $28,869,550; Non-required local, $23,724,901 Ohio ECE $28,705,839 State, $28,705,839 Ohio ELI $110,803,484 15 TANF, $110,803,484 15 Oklahoma $263,651,189 State, $139,735,130; Federal, $34,274,655; Required local, $89,641,404 16 Oregon $42,500,000 State, $42,500,000 Pennsylvania EABG $15,548,078 State, $15,548,078 Pennsylvania HSSAP $40,000,000 15 State, $40,000,000 Pennsylvania K4 Fiscal data not available Fiscal data not available PA Pre-K Counts $75,000,000 State, $75,000,000 South Carolina 4K $31,218,520 State, $21,832,678; Required local, 9,385,842 South Carolina CDEPP $16,988,837 State, $16,988,837 Tennessee $99,938,000 State, $80,000,000; Required local, $19,938,000 13 Texas $694,211,195 State, $685,031,195; TANF, $9,180,000 Vermont Act 62 $13,300,000 19 State, $13,300,000 19 Vermont EEI $1,302,206 State, $1,302,206 Virginia $74,014,494 State, $46,916,828; Required local, $27,097,666 Washington $47,919,000 State, $47,919,000 West Virginia $96,482,702 State, $59,452,747; Federal, $34,344,487; Non-required local, $2,685,468 Wisconsin 4K $131,000,000 State, $85,000,000; Required local, $46,000,000 Wisconsin HdSt $7,212,500 State, $7,212,500 Footnotes are grouped by state at the end of Appendix A. All data are for the ‘07-’08 school year, unless otherwise noted. 197
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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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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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