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But even looking at the entire city, 76 free spaces around the city's 155 pre-K programs is obviously not universal.

I don't get this point. Leaving aside problems with not callign wait-listed parents for open slots, which certainly needs to be addressed, if there are open slots in pre-K, that means that kids could go, and don't. That seems to be a facially plausible definition of universal pre-K. Obviously, geography plays a large role in this, and some of the capacity issues should be ironed out. But if you're using wards as the appropriate geographic unit (and I don't necessarily think that's the best way to go about it), it's only an issue in Wards 2 and 7.

On a separate note, autoplaying video files in posts are REALLY annoying.

by dcd on Jun 11, 2012 5:35 pm • link • report

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