They bolster findings from similar, smaller studies and show that high-quality preschool "gives you your biggest bang for the buck," said Dr. Pamela High, chair of an American Academy of ...

Studies from the 1960s and 70s suggested that pre-K might be a silver bullet for improving the outcomes of poor children. In one striking example, those enrolled in the Perry Preschool Project ...

“You see what you’re looking for,” said Brault, who chairs a state subcommittee charged with designing training and policy recommendations for preschool discipline practices and data collection. The ...

An earlier report showed children from the Abbott preschools performed better in kindergarten and second grade than kids from Abbott districts who did not attend preschool. The studies ...

Sponsor Message Consistent with other studies that find preschool has a huge effect on kids, Walters, Gray-Lobe and Pathak find that the kids lucky enough to get accepted into preschools in Boston ...

The number of injuries increased 22 percent over the study period. "Families may not think about the dangers associated with the use of high chairs," study researcher Dr. Gary Smith, director of ...

Across the board preschool suspensions are up. According to the study black preschool students were 3.6 times as likely to receive one or more out-of-schools suspensions as white preschool students.

Researchers fail, once again, to find educational gains from public spending on preschool. Yet another study has found that preschool yields no significant educational benefits. After spending £2 ...

Multiple studies show that going to preschool gives young children a leg up on all kinds of learning, not just academics but social skills, listening, planning and self-control. But how big is ...

The study found that the gap didn’t increase ... The researchers concluded that preschool reading programs could help improve the dyslexic students’ prospects. They also suggest that ...

Across the board preschool suspensions are up. According to the study black preschool students were 3.6 times as likely to receive one or more out-of-schools suspensions as white preschool students.