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Significats de pre-k en anglès
School program for children before kindergarten.
Sinònims
Examples for "pre-school"
Examples for "pre-school"
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Conclusion: Overweight Greek pre-school children are at higher risk of dental caries.
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Mr Mick Kenny came to work with pre-school children entirely by accident.
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This has hit everything from pre-school education to police and fire services.
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He said no school or pre-school contracts were included in the sale.
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I had two pre-school children and a partner with a stressful job.
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Mckesson also is in favor of expanded pre-kindergarten classes.
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Julian Castro is pushing ambitious initiatives such as a tax increase to fund a pre-kindergarten program.
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His signature policy accomplishment was establishing universal pre-kindergarten in the largest school system in the country.
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Slideshow (4 images) Last week, pre-kindergarten children and students with special learning needs resumed in-person learning.
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Hilary Clinton also called for investments in communities of color, greater funding for HCBUs, and mandatory pre-kindergarten education.
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Castro advocates universal prekindergarten, supports Medicare for All and cites his experience to push for affordable housing.
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Castro advocates a universal prekindergarten program, supports Medicare for All and cites his experience to push for affordable housing.
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De Blasio, 58, can point to a number of policy wins in New York, including universal prekindergarten, a higher minimum wage and paid sick leave.
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She goes to a little kindergarten right now, just up the street.
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She sent the boy to a little kindergarten in the neighborhood.
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Who would have thought that the sweet little kindergarten teacher packed a wallop like that?
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They were down again in the wide, cool hallway, little kindergarten voices of children shrilling through from one of the playrooms.
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Suddenly a little kindergarten melody she had heard came to her, and she sang softly in her rich, tender contralto the swinging cradle-song:-
Ús de pre-k en anglès
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Some talked about poverty, some talked about pre-K and early childhood education.
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And then there's the long-term work, which is the pre-K and after-school.
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Leigh Bishop is a Pre-K teacher at Lakeview Elementary in Sugar land.
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New York City children now begun receiving letters detailing their acceptance to pre-K programs.
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After all, very few of us spent our pre-K years with Folgers in our sippy cups.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio made universal pre-K a centerpiece of his successful election campaign.
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This year, pre-K reached full expansion and now enrolls more kids than the entire Boston school system.
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The first big challenge was pushing through his promise of universal pre-K which would surely face partisan opposition.
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Like several other candidates, she's for universal pre-K. She's even equaled Pete Buttigieg's commitment to a robust national service program.
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Scholastic Learn at Home Scholastic's Learn at Home program offers free, four-week lesson plans for children from pre-K through middle school.
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Unlike Duplo blocks which merely enlarge the exacting grid of the Lego system, Flexure is designed to accommodate the Pre-K crowd.
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Obama is also pushing for more favorable workplace policies such as paid work leave, minimum wage increases and greater access to pre-K education.
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Context and objective: Maine implemented a statewide pre-K through 12-school vaccination program during the 2009-2010 H1N1 influenza pandemic.
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The combined company base will include over 50,000 schools and 17 million pre-K through adult students, Archipelago Learning said.
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The new facility, which will house more than 500 students from pre-K through fourth grade when it opens next month, will retain its predecessor's name.