Coronavirus pandemic causes lagging kindergarten and pre-k enrollments

StateImpact Oklahoma
09/09/2021 4 min Episodio 190
Coronavirus pandemic causes lagging kindergarten and pre-k enrollments

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Early childhood education is something Oklahoma has traditionally done well. But as parents fear the effects of COVID-19 on their youngest children, the state is seeing a steep drop in the number of students enrolled in Pre-K and kindergarten programs. StateImpact’s Robby Korth reports on the decline.

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