Community
The case for universal pre-K, in Durham’s own words
Reports, advocacy, and stories about what publicly supported preschool means for Durham’s children, families, and future. Durham PreK is also active on social media, integrating those feeds is part of this concept’s holistic approach.
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Reports & data
Annual reports and program data showing how Durham’s investment is growing.
View reports →Advocacy
How to speak up for early education in Durham and beyond.
Get involved →Racial equity
The program’s commitment to equitable access for all of Durham’s children.
Learn more →Newsletter
Community Connections: stories from classrooms, families, and the people behind Durham PreK.
Read the newsletter →In the news
Durham PreK in local and statewide coverage of early education.
See coverage →Media toolkit
Logos, language, and shareable graphics for partners and press.
Open the toolkit →These six cards open the program’s current pages on durhamprek.org. In the live build, each becomes a section of the new site, with reports, news, and an embedded social feed pulled in automatically.
From Durham PreK
Real stories, reports, and coverage
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Program reports & outcomes data
The program’s published reports on enrollment growth and outcomes as Durham works toward serving every four-year-old.
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Community Connections newsletter
Stories from classrooms, families, and the people behind Durham PreK, straight from the program.
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Durham PreK in the news
Local and statewide coverage of universal pre-K in Durham.
These link to the program’s real, current content. The live WordPress build pulls the latest reports, newsletter entries, and an embedded social feed (Facebook, Instagram, X) into this page automatically, so the program’s web presence and social presence reinforce each other, the “holistic approach” the RFP scores.