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Enrollment rates of children in universal prekindergarten programs in Vermont in 2016/17: Study snapshot

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Vermont passed universal prekindergarten (preK) legislation in 2014 (Act 166) in an effort to increase access to high-quality preK programs for all young children in the state. Act 166 provides state-funded preK to all 3- and 4-year-olds (and to 5-year-olds who are not eligible for kindergarten). Families can enroll their children at no cost in any prequalified preK program across the state regardless of location. The Regional Educational Laboratory Northeast & Islands partnered with the Vermont Agency of Education and the Agency of Human Services to examine the characteristics of children enrolled in universal preK programs in 2016/17, which was the first year of full implementation. (author abstract)
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