Future Generation desires to for every child to have a quality early education experience!
 

By donating to the Future Generation Early Education Scholarship Program, you can help make our desire become a reality!
 
The benefits of early education are multi-fold. Children who attend a quality preschool program are able to contribute to society in a more impactful way. The Perry Preschool Project continues to prove that investing in high-quality early education yields positive results for children and families. It started in 1962 with the aim to determine if access to high-quality education could have a positive impact on preschool children and their communities. 
 
The results were irrefutable: children in the preschool education group had a higher high school graduation rate, lower incarceration rate, earned a higher income, as well as were less likely to be arrested. The Perry Preschool Project established the lasting human and financial value of early childhood education and led to the establishment of the High Scope Educational Research Foundation and one of the first early childhood programs in the US intentionally designed to increase school success for preschool children living in poverty. 
 
The longitudinal study found that at age 40, the participants who experienced the preschool program:

• Had fewer teenage pregnancies

• Were more likely to have graduated from high school.

• Were more likely to hold a job and have higher earnings.

• Committed fewer crimes.

• Owned their own home and car.

• As an early childhood program that implements the High Scope curriculum, we see the impact of these essential interactions and experiences first-hand.  

• Please donate today to help every child reach their full potential.

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As an early childhood program that implements the High Scope curriculum, we see the impact of these essential interactions and experiences first-hand.  

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Please donate today to help every child reach their full potential.