MEDIA REPORTS
WJET TV: United Way calls for investment in pre-k programs
PennLive: Pennsylvania’s state budget talks, at loooonnnnng last, enter home stretch
AP: Pa. budget stalemate cost approaches critical mass
York Dispatch: High-quality pre-K skips most York County kids
According to data collected by Pre-K for PA, an organization dedicated to expanding access to early education programs across the state, 84 percent of York County 3- and 4-year-olds — 9,169 out of nearly 11,000 potential young learners — do not have access to high-quality pre-K. Of those without access, nearly 60 percent live in families below 300 percent poverty.
AP: More Pre-K Programs Closing Amid Pennsylvania Budget Battle
Lancaster Online: State Budget Impasse: How are Pennsylvania’s Littlest Learners Being Affected?
Beaver County Times: Budget impasse creates funding challenges for child care providers
PennLive: As Budget Framework Emerges, Preschool Advocates Fear They’ll be Squeezed Out: Analysis
The Notebook: Pa. budget framework supports major funding boost for public schools
Philly.com: Possible breakthrough in Pa.’s budget stalemate?
Pre-K for PA’s work is possible only through generous contributions from the 1675 Foundation, The Donley Foundation, GE Employees Community Service Fund, The Heinz Endowments, The Lenfest Foundation, The Philadelphia Foundation, Samuel S. Fels Fund, and William Penn Foundation.








