Executive Order 23-01, which established the Early Childhood Transition Task Force, tasked the group with holding a series of meetings across the state to generate public feedback and responses to Kansas’ current early childhood system and the state’s role in it. The Executive Order specifically stated that the Task Force was tasked with “Conducting a series of stakeholder engagement opportunities to elicit feedback on the current early childhood governance structure and better understand the needs of parents, families, providers, and businesses.” The Order further directed the Task Force to conduct “a review that synthesizes feedback received from families, providers, community leaders, and the business sector” that should include “recommendations on how the state delivery system and governance model can be improved to respond to family and community need” and “how the state can better engage with parents, families, and communities on a regular basis to ensure family-voice is centered in the work of state agencies.” This preliminary results summary attempts to do just that. (author abstract)