Team Kentucky Pre-K For All Program

Governor Andy Beshear and local leaders will be speaking about Pre-K for All in Lexington next week. Join us to learn about how you can help make Pre-K for All a reality in the Commonwealth!

From kids doing better in school, to parents being able to rejoin the workforce, and strengthening our communities, Pre-K for All will help everyone in Kentucky. We've heard it from tens-of-thousands of people across the Commonwealth, It's time for Pre-K for All. (2/2)

On Wednesday, Executive Director Sam Flynn spoke at the Kentucky Magistrates and Commissioners Association Spring Conference about why Pre-K for All works. (1/2)

We know that pre-K works. It has worked in states like Alabama, West Virginia, and Oklahoma to help their kids get a head start. Kentucky's kids deserve that same opportunity. Show your support for Pre-K for All at prek4all.ky.gov (2/2)

Yesterday, Governor Andy Beshear and Senior Advisor Rocky Adkins were joined by local officials in Lexington to share that the time for Pre-K for All is now. (1/2)

On Wednesday, Executive Director Sam Flynn was in Lexington to speak at the Early Childhood Workforce Summit. He shared how Pre-K for All will help communities and businesses across Kentucky by giving more families access to early childhood education.

Pre-K for All lets more parents enter the workforce, it helps kids be more likely to go to college and have a job, and it grows communities by providing families with more local opportunities. (2/2)

Last week, after speaking in Ashland, Governor Andy Beshear headed to Northern Kentucky to share more about how Pre-K for All will help build Kentucky's economy. Studies show that expanding preschool access has a 10 to 1 return on investment. (1/2)

Kentuckians across the state agree: Pre-K for All needs to be funded for our kids, our families and our businesses. That was made clear in Ashland and Fort Mitchell, where local officials, parents and business leaders called on the General Assembly to take action and fund pre-K.

States like Alabama and West Virginia already have Pre-K for All programs. Kentucky's kids and families deserve that same opportunity. Show your support at prek4all.ky.gov (3/3)

Expanding preschool access helps Kentucky's kids start off strong, lets up to 70,000 parents get back work, and builds the foundation that Kentucky needs to succeed into the future. (2/3)

On Friday, Governor Andy Beshear, Senior Advisor Rocky Adkins, and local leaders spoke, in Ashland, about why now is the time for Pre-K for All. (1/3)

To make Pre-K for All a reality for every Kentucky kid, you need to make your voice heard! Visit prek4all.ky.gov or call 1-800-373-7181 to join the tens of thousands of people across Kentucky who have told their legislators that they support Pre-K for All.

Studies show that, with Pre-K for All, every $1 invested gives back $10 in reduced social costs, increased employment, and an expanded economy. That helps Kentuckians now and into the future. Learn more at prek4all.ky.gov (2/2)

Pre-K for All will help Kentucky's working families. By expanding preschool access, families across Kentucky will be able to save thousands of dollars per year in child care costs and get back into the workforce. (1/2)

2/ We've seen in the data that when kids attend pre-K, they are more likely to have a job, less likely to get addicted to drugs, and less likely to be arrested later in life. By starting our kids off strong now, we help our communities later. Support at prek4all.ky.gov

Yesterday, Governor Andy Beshear, Senior Advisor Rocky Adkins, and Executive Director Sam Flynn spoke with law enforcement leadership from across Kentucky about the importance of Pre-K for All.

HB 572, HB 574, SB 165, and SB 166 would give our kids the start in school they deserve, help Kentucky families get back on their feet, and prepare our communities to succeed into the future. Help make Pre-K for All a reality at prek4all.ky.gov (2/2)

At yesterday's Team Kentucky Update, Governor Beshear was joined by Rep. Tina Bojanowski and Rep. Anne Gay Donworth to share that four bills have been filed in the General Assembly to make Pre-K for All a reality in the Commonwealth. (1/2)

Pre-K for All means more opportunities for parents across the Commonwealth to reenter the workforce and more opportunities for Kentucky kids to get the education they deserve. Expanding preschool access is what our kids, our families, and our communities need. (2/2)

Expanding preschool access in Kentucky is not a new idea. In 2016, the General Assembly voted to expand access because pre-K was not available or affordable for many Kentucky families, and that's still the case today. (1/2)