Research Report Preschool Participation for Low-Income Children and Low-Income Children of Immigrants in Silicon Valley: Part I, A Demographic Profile
Devlin Hanson, Gina Adams, Heather Koball
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This report describes the unique preschool participation patterns and demographic characteristics of low-income families in San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties, focusing on characteristics that could help identify which barriers most often prevent preschool participation. In addition, we examine the geographic distribution of preschool enrollment, focusing on areas with the lowest preschool participation. This report is one of two studies conducted by the Urban Institute to examine preschool participation in Silicon Valley. The companion report explores the barriers to early care and education low-income children of immigrants face in Silicon Valley and identifies possible strategies to address them.
Research and Evidence Family and Financial Well-Being Work, Education, and Labor Tax and Income Supports
Expertise Families Social Safety Net Early Childhood Immigration
Tags Immigrant access to the safety net Immigrant children, families, and communities Immigrant communities demographics and trends Child care Early childhood education Kids in context Child care and early education Children and youth
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