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“Pre-k contributes to more stable families: Forty-year-old adults in Michigan who attended pre-k as children were more likely to report that they were getting along very well with their families than their peers who did not attend pre-k (75 percent vs. 64 percent).”
Source: The High/Scope Perry Preschool Project quoted on www.preknow.org