Washington Colleges Fight to Save Cooperative Preschools
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Community colleges in Washington state grapple with saving their popular cooperative preschools and parent education programs, as new rules tie state funding to degree or credential programs. Schools scramble to build new tracks, adjust tuition, and ensure financial feasibility. The current model at Shoreline Community College may not survive, and North Seattle College can no longer waive tuition for low-income parents. Parents and faculty praise the programs impact on community building and career advancement, warning of a significant gap if these decades-old programs close.
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