Expanding pre-K through legislation and funding is at the top of many policy agendas at the Capitol these days, including ours! But pre-K can’t be understood and appreciated from research and statistics alone. You have to see it! That’s why we created the #ThisIsTexasPreK hashtag to promote Texas public school pre-K through the month of April as we advocated for pre-K policy at the Capitol. The response we got was overwhelming! Texas pre-K teachers and administrators tweeted more than 1,000 times about the amazing work pre-K students are doing in preparation for kindergarten and a strong start to their educational career.
We even recognized five of these classrooms by awarding $500 to their classroom to continue their great work. See below for the winning tweets and join us in congratulating pre-K students, teachers, and administrators for their hard work.
Large puzzle play develops so many more skills than just small motor development- the language happening between these partners was wonderful! @CarverLISD #LockhartLeading #PowerOfPrek #txlege #ThisIsTexasPreK”
#ThisIsTexasPreK engaged learners making the most of EVERY minute!
Aliza Rivera | @EC_Hippo | Hutto ISD
What a great way to start a Friday by celebrating WOTYC with a Decades Dance at Little Hippos CDC! #ThisIsTexasPreK #PowerOfPreK #ECEwins #naeyc #TXwoyc @HuttoISD
Karla Zamudio | @MrsZamudio_PreK | Silver Lake Elementary
Today we wrapped up a great day with a read aloud by a student! Kindergarten here we come! @EarlyGcisd #SLEbREAL #ThisIsTexasPreK #ThePowerofPrek
Kristina Lewis | @aprimarygirl | Brenham ISD
It’s hatching day! We have baby chicks and a baby rabbit! @brenhamisd #BrenhamUnited @BrenhamEclc
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