VOICES FOR PRE-K
Mom’s Rising: Pre-K in PA Crosses Party Lines
Early childhood education continues to receive growing support from within Pennsylvania. Through the statewide Pre-K for PA campaign, educators and community leaders are not the only ones expressing a commitment to investing in the state’s youngest learners.
Former Gov. Ed Rendell (D) and Former Gov. Mark Schweiker (R) toured the state from Erie to Philadelphia to encourage their state leaders to commit to pre-k for all Pennsylvania 3 & 4 year olds by 2018.
PPC: Speaking up for early learners
Letter: Take Action Now!
LevittownNow: 72% of Bucks Children Will Not Be Ready for Kindergarten in the Fall
An Open Letter to Candidates for Pennsylvania Governor
Through the course of the primary campaign, you may have noticed a determined group advocating for a large segment of Pennsylvania citizens that can’t vote: children. Between now and the general election, Pre-K for PA will be aggressively expanding our leadership and grassroots support. While the campaign will not endorse, we will be reaching more and more voters who will want the gubernatorial candidates who can make a clear and convincing case that, if elected, he will make access to high-quality pre-k a reality for every 3- and 4-year-old in the commonwealth by 2018.
Real Mom TV: Guest video blog by Joey Fortman
Mother’s Day: Why this mom wants pre-k for PA
The View from ReadyNation/ America’s Edge
There are many compelling reasons for supporting high-quality pre-kindergarten education. You might be told quality pre-k programs can lead to reductions in crime, improvements in public health and nutrition, and stronger families—all of which are true. But there are strong, bottom-line economic benefits as well.













