[Lmresearch] Two new RAND studies on preschool in California

Russell W. Rumberger russ at lmri.ucsb.edu
Fri Nov 9 07:55:42 PST 2007


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           California Preschool Study

            With the goal of raising student achievement at the top of the education policy agenda, policymakers and the public are exploring potential strategies to address achievement shortfalls. One possibility is to expand public funding for preschool education. To evaluate the potential of this approach, the RAND Corporation has undertaken the California Preschool Study, an effort to improve understanding of achievement gaps in the early elementary grades, the adequacy of preschool education currently given, and what efficiencies or additional resources might be brought to bear in early care and education.

            Study 1: Who Is Ahead and Who Is Behind?

            Study 2: Early Care and Education in the Golden State

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