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    Who's for Kids

The West Virginia Department of Education for recognizing the long-term educational benefits and supportive brain science of degreed teachers in Pre-K classrooms in mixed settings. The state agency worked to make high quality pre-k, built on the cornerstone of degreed teachers, a reality for West Virginia four-year-olds.