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Ohio: Can Pre-K Survive Pandemic? Programs Hope For Federal Funds

Students at the Developing Character preschool in Cleveland listen to a story from their teacher. The three kids in the photo were the only kids in the once-full class that were present when 麻豆精品 visited in late December, after parents pulled kids out of the school because of the pandemic. (Patrick O鈥橠onnell)

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