as part of his infrastructure package, proposing a $200 billion investment. The White House estimates the program could benefit 5 million children, and save the average family $13,000.
Attending that universal pre-K did not have a"detectable" impact on standardized test scores. It did, however, have notable impacts elsewhere: The students that enrolled in preschool were 6% more likely to graduate from high school. They were also likely to enroll in the SAT, and to enroll in college.
but who will do plumbing, carpentry and other work that's needed in society. Everyone going to college is not the answer. And college is way overrated when a good % of people drop out after entering college so it was wasted time and energy for those folks.
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