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The effects of HB1519 funding on early childhood programs
Fuger, Kathryn Lu Magnuson, 2003
University of Missouri--Columbia, Center for Family Policy and Research.

An account of findings from a three-year study on Missouri’s Early Childhood Care and Education Fund’s (HB1519) impact on the development and care of children participating in HB1519 funded programs across the state compared with children participating in unfunded child care programs

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House Bill 1519 early childhood project: Executive summary and policy recommendations
Thornburg, Kathy R., 2003
Jefferson City: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

A summary of a longitudinal study on the relationship between child care quality and children's development in early childhood programs using funds from Missouri House Bill 1519, based on assessments and observations of 565 children from 402 classroom or child care home settings, and a survey 834 teachers, parents and administrators

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Missouri Preschool Project: Child assessment report
Fuger, Kathryn Lu Magnuson, July 2003
Jefferson City: Missouri, Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

A study of the development of children participating in the Missouri Preschool Project (MPP) and its relation to program participation, based on assessments of participants and a comparison to a matched group of nonparticipants

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Missouri Preschool Project: Parent report
Fuger, Kathryn Lu Magnuson, July 2003
Jefferson City: Missouri, Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

An inquiry into the child care experiences and development of children and families prior to entering kindergarten, based on a survey of 232 parents whose children participated in the Missouri Preschool Program (MPP) and were assessed for a previous study

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