Why Does it Matter?
To quote the study:
“As policymakers consider increased public investment in universal preschool, the research findings suggest that preschool can lead to long-term educational attainment gains through improvements in behavior. Furthermore, the observed effects across demographic groups suggest that all students are likely to benefit from universal preschool.” (full study here)
In short, the little cost of public preschool will have a substantially better the lives of everyone, making Boston a more equitable and just city.
How you can help.
As we approach the Boston Mayoral election, support candidates that elevate research-backed solutions to crime and poverty (such as education investments) over tired and defunct “law and order” policies.