Making Connections: Child + School+ Community

Our Scholars program is excited to announce a partnership with Youthworks and Montgomery County.

We are grateful to the Charles D. Berry Foundation for supporting our Birth to 3 programs.

Our Scholars program has a new captain at the helm.

Like all superheroes, our mascot Power Panda has an origin story. In the tradition of the summer blockbuster, we thought it was the...

Dayton woman remains dedicated to education, travel, lifelong learning

Maria Rao recently joined the Preschool Promise team as the Education Project Manager. Maria, a 2006 graduate of the University of Dayton...

Preschool Promise currently has a fleet of Little Free Libraries, located primarily in Northwest Dayton, many of which are in tandem with...

A new report from Care.com showed that 47% of parents in the U.S. spend up to $18,000 per year on child care expenses.

Preschool Promise has seen an increase in the number of children attending quality Montgomery County preschools in the last five years

In supporting Omega CDC’s efforts to create better educational opportunities for children, we are partnering with four Preschool Promise Pro

The Science of Reading is rooted in research that examined how children actually learn to read.

Preschool Promise teachers Brittnee Hoover and Tiarra Williams attended the "Buildings from the Beginning" training.

We need to start funding early childhood education and providing all children with the same opportunities for educational trajectory.

Preschool Promise is expanding significantly this fall, offering services to 3-year-olds for the first time.

Preschool Promise is celebrating some positive academic data from last year while trying to find new ways to work with Dayton-area families.

Local officials say Dayton and Montgomery County’s Preschool Promise program is making a positive impact.

County Preschool Program Expands to 3 New Districts

Preschool Promise builds on success, strives for growth

Preschool Promise agreed Thursday to a contract to offer free preschool to roughly 55 more 4-year-olds living in Dayton.