Colorado’s Universal Preschool program (UPK) is seeing record demand heading into the next school year, with officials reporting the highest number of applications since the program launched.

UPK continues to see growth, but many families in Colorado are still missing out on the taxpayer-funded program.

"Utah spends roughly $6 billion annually on K–12 education. But for children who have yet to enter a classroom, state investment plunges to approximately $150 million." ...

What distinguishes families that build strong skills is not money. The Baby’s First Years experiment gave low-income mothers $333 per month and found no effect on children’s cognitive outcomes after ...

As a new grade level for four-year-olds rolls out statewide, a data analysis shows less than half of them are enrolling in ...

From a local principal who says half her students now come through UPK, to a statewide look at the numbers, this segment ...

Families get long-awaited answers in a 2013 disappearance case as police investigate a weekend shooting in Oklahoma City. A ...

The practice of delaying kindergarten for a year grew more popular during the pandemic. But it has since faded, as have the ...

Savannah Guthrie returned to hosting the “Today” show on Monday for the first time since her mother disappeared from her ...

As the Legislature begins reviewing Gov. Sherrill’s first state budget, lawmakers want to restore hundreds of millions of ...

The new building, located at 815 Main St., opened in March to provide info and resources to new families in the city.

Estimates suggest that as many as 1,900 Jews were abducted, tortured and murdered by the military junta during the six-year ...