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2023 Education Guide: Is Colorado ready to serve English learners under new universal preschool? - Vimarsana News

2023 Education Guide: Is Colorado ready to serve English learners under new universal preschool?

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Is Colorado ready to serve English learners under universal preschool? - Vimarsana News

Is Colorado ready to serve English learners under universal preschool?

As Colorado prepares to roll out universal preschool, a new taxpayer-funded program starting in the next school year that offers preschool hours for free, officials have given priority to children who don’t speak English at home.

Is Colorado ready to serve English learners under universal preschool? - Vimarsana News

Is Colorado ready to serve English learners under universal preschool?

As Colorado prepares to roll out universal preschool, a new taxpayer-funded program starting in the next school year that offers preschool hours for free, officials have given priority to children who don’t speak English at home.

Is Colorado ready to serve English learners under new universal preschool? - Vimarsana News

Is Colorado ready to serve English learners under new universal preschool?

English language learners are among the children who could most benefit from preschool, so the state has made these students eligible for additional free preschool hours.

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Colorado preschools face new standards to serve English learners - Vimarsana News

Colorado preschools face new standards to serve English learners

As Colorado rolls out universal pre-K, questions remain about whether enough is being done to get the word out to families that don’t speak English and what programming will look like.