Early Education’s Lasting Echoes: Boosting College Attendance

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Early education isn’t just about learning letters and numbers—it’s a stepping stone to future education, including college. Research shows that kids who attend high-quality preschool programs are more likely to succeed academically, all the way through higher education. At Harwell School, we’re proud to play a part in that journey. Let’s explore how early education makes a difference and why our approach works. Early education sets kids up for big wins later in life.

How Harwell School Helps

At Harwell School, we go beyond daycare. Our curriculum-based approach builds skills that last. Here’s what we do:

  • Structured Lessons: We teach literacy, math, and science in ways that fit each child, preparing them for future challenges.
  • Fun Through Play: Activities like experiments and music spark creativity and teamwork—skills that directly correlate to success from kindergarten through college.
  • Caring Teachers: Our teachers supports every child’s growth, as one parent said: “Harwell has been a game-changer for my kid.”

We mix learning and play to give kids a solid start, backed by what research proves works.

The College Payoff

The connection is simple: preschool helps kids graduate high school and head to college (NIH, 2017; McCoy et al., 2017). Harwell School takes it further, building a foundation that keeps kids moving forward. It’s not just about today—it’s about their tomorrow.

Why It Matters

Investing in early education pays off. Research shows it’s a smart move for kids’ futures, and Harwell School brings that to life. Give your child the boost they need for college—starting now.

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Want to see how Harwell School makes a difference? Check out our website or book a tour today.

Link to NIH Research: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6107077/

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