Report: R.I. a leader in quality pre-K, but access still too low

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THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE for Early Education Research's annual report,
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE for Early Education Research's annual report, "The State of Preschool," found mixed results for the state of Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island has boosted spending and enrolled more children in prekindergarten, but access to public preschool programs remains low in the Ocean State, according to an annual report by the National Institute for Early Education Research at Rutgers University. The "State of Preschool" report, based on 2017-18 data, comes as Gov. Gina M.…

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