Pre-K 4 SA will welcome back 2,000 children back to school

Early childhood educators in the upcoming school year face the steep task of helping students close learning gaps created by the pandemic, a task made more difficult because thousands of their students will have never been in a classroom before — virtually or in person.

School accepts tuition-paying students, offers free for qualifying students.

President Joe Biden’s plan to make Pre-K education free for everyone is just want educators want to hear. It could have major implications across South Texas.

This guide will share what parents and caregivers looking for San Antonio preschools need to know about enrolling their children at one of the four education centers around the city.

For Sarah Baray, a dream seemed within reach as 2020 opened. More four-year-olds than ever before would spend at least part of their days in San Antonio classrooms, giggling and exploring with teachers skillfully guiding their play into crucial learning.

After years of work and tens of millions of dollars spent, about 90% of the city’s 4-year-olds were in pre-K programs. Now enrollment has dropped and the dream of reaching all San Antonio preschoolers is slipping away.

Pre-K 4 SA has significantly expanded access to affordable, high-quality early childhood education in San Antonio.

Community Labs recently began working with the City of San Antonio to test asymptomatic people for the coronavirus.