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Prekindergarten (Pre-K)

Educational programs for children, typically 3 or 4 years old, designed to prepare them for kindergarten.

Grant Program

A government program that provides money to eligible states or organizations for a specific purpose, usually requiring an application and meeting certain criteria.

Universal Enrollment

A policy that makes a program or service available to all eligible individuals in a specific population, regardless of income, background, or other factors.

Full-day Program

An educational program that typically runs for a minimum of 6 hours per day, similar to a standard school day length.

Federal Share

The portion of a program's cost that is paid for by the federal government, with the remaining portion usually covered by state or local funds.

Supplement Not Supplant

A legal requirement that federal funds provided for a specific purpose must add to, and not replace, existing state or local funds for that same purpose. This ensures the federal money creates new or expanded services rather than just covering costs that would have been paid anyway.