Target:2008 Presidential Candidates Sponsored by:Pre-K Now
Access to high-quality pre-k shouldn't be about where a child lives or luck or family income. The proven and lasting benefits of quality pre-k should be available to all who want it.
Pre-k can raise academic achievement and graduation rates, reduce grade repetition and special education needs, and teach invaluable social skills and teamwork.
The presidential candidates must show leadership on this issue now by making pre-k a campaign priority. Ask the candidates what they will do to help all children start school ready to succeed.
We signed the “Start Early: Take a Stand on Pre-K” petition!
# 250:
12:29 pm PST, Feb 29,Charles Byrne, Illinois
# 249:
12:29 pm PST, Feb 29,Jackie Pruna, New York
# 248:
12:29 pm PST, Feb 29,William Sandie, Nevada
# 247:
12:29 pm PST, Feb 29,Kenneth Grueschow Jr, Wisconsin
# 246:
12:29 pm PST, Feb 29,Lilyan Aloma, New York
Strong Foundation, Strong Future!!!!!!
# 245:
12:29 pm PST, Feb 29,Judy Dolan, Indiana
# 244:
12:29 pm PST, Feb 29,Michael Parisi, New York
# 243:
12:29 pm PST, Feb 29,Debra Eaton, Arizona
# 242:
12:29 pm PST, Feb 29,Melody Robinson, South Carolina
# 241:
12:29 pm PST, Feb 29,Name not displayed, Texas
# 240:
12:29 pm PST, Feb 29,Jessica DiCamillo, California
# 239:
12:29 pm PST, Feb 29,Jason Hollington, Florida
# 238:
12:28 pm PST, Feb 29,Dona Longacre, California
# 237:
12:28 pm PST, Feb 29,Nicole Richards, Georgia
# 236:
12:28 pm PST, Feb 29,Michael J. Serpe, Wisconsin
Let's invest in our most crucial infrastructure, shall we?
# 235:
12:28 pm PST, Feb 29,A VP, New Jersey
# 234:
12:28 pm PST, Feb 29,Name not displayed, California
# 233:
12:28 pm PST, Feb 29,Terri Greenwell, Indiana
# 232:
12:28 pm PST, Feb 29,Dena R. Kittle, Michigan
# 231:
12:28 pm PST, Feb 29,Catherine Kirk, Alabama
# 230:
12:28 pm PST, Feb 29,Giovanni Garcia-Fenech, New York
# 229:
12:28 pm PST, Feb 29,Elizabeth Gulick, California
# 228:
12:28 pm PST, Feb 29,Michael Husson, Colorado
# 227:
12:28 pm PST, Feb 29,Eric Hoppe, Kentucky
# 226:
12:27 pm PST, Feb 29,Nancy Pedigo, Tennessee
Any child who doesn't have pre-k education is behind the 8 ball before they ever start. And, for those who don't speak English, the need to learn it BEFORE entering the first grade.
# 225:
12:27 pm PST, Feb 29,Sher Beier, Florida
# 224:
12:27 pm PST, Feb 29,Dotti Lydon, California
# 223:
12:27 pm PST, Feb 29,Name not displayed, Ohio
AS A TEACHER OF THIRTY-SIX YEARS, I KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE THAT EARLY EDUCATION COUNTS!
# 222:
12:27 pm PST, Feb 29,Janet Hicks, California
# 221:
12:27 pm PST, Feb 29,ELIZABETH SWICK, Illinois
# 220:
12:27 pm PST, Feb 29,J. Adam Bailey, Massachusetts
# 219:
12:27 pm PST, Feb 29,Melissa Terrell, Arkansas
# 218:
12:27 pm PST, Feb 29,Marissa Dupont, New Hampshire
# 216:
12:26 pm PST, Feb 29,Maria DiFiore, Illinois
# 215:
12:26 pm PST, Feb 29,Rachel Coughran, Florida
# 214:
12:26 pm PST, Feb 29,Name not displayed, Washington
# 213:
12:26 pm PST, Feb 29,Francisco Gadea, Oregon
# 212:
12:26 pm PST, Feb 29,Liz Recko-Morrison, Massachusetts
# 211:
12:26 pm PST, Feb 29,Deborah Freberg, Wisconsin
# 210:
12:25 pm PST, Feb 29,Shaurain Farber, New York
# 209:
12:25 pm PST, Feb 29,Colleen Clifford, California
# 208:
12:24 pm PST, Feb 29,Jacqueline Christy, Washington D.C.
# 207:
12:24 pm PST, Feb 29,Tia Triplett, California
# 206:
12:24 pm PST, Feb 29,Jennifer Sanchez, Georgia
The earlier education starts the better!!!!!
# 205:
12:23 pm PST, Feb 29,Edward Canaday, Michigan
# 204:
12:23 pm PST, Feb 29,Name not displayed, New Jersey
# 203:
11:56 am PST, Feb 29,George R Worthington, Maryland