Intellectual DevelopmentDuring the Pre-K age period, high cognitive development begins, an important prerequisite for success in school and later in the workplace.
Self-confidenceStudies show that children who attend Pre-K acquire fundamental social and emotional skills such as eye contact, self-esteem, and temper control.
Brighter FutureChildren who participate in Pre-K are better prepared to start kindergarten. They show significantly higher levels of educational attainment and are more likely to graduate from high school and college.
Did you know that children that attend Pre-K earn higher incomes as adults?
A strong start to early childhood is more critical than ever. Children that attend Pre-K learn to socialize with their peers, manage their emotions, and get the foundational academic skills to boost their lifetime learning potential.