Key Points

  1. At least 36 other states provided state-funded pre-K for a higher percentage of 4-year-olds in the 2021-2022 school year.
  2. Three quarters of Indiana’s counties are only able to serve at best half of the children who need early child care or education due to capacity shortages.
  3. At least 10 counties do not have a provider that accepts children using state preschool grants listed on the state’s child care-finder portal.
Indiana’s state-funded pre-K program still serves a smaller percentage of children than a majority of other states

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