by Prosper Lincoln | Dec 27, 2019 | Early Childhood, News
In Wichita, Kansas, single mother Tiffany McNitt sometimes cries after dropping her kids, aged 2 and 3, at their babysitter’s house on her way to work. It’s not just that she’ll miss them—she worries her children aren’t learning anything and are already falling...
by Prosper Lincoln | Dec 27, 2019 | Early Childhood, News
Last spring, after a classroom discussion on the importance of reading, East High senior Chantel Bade mentioned that she’d like to keep a supply of books at the trailer court her dad manages. That thoughtful idea blossomed into a school-wide effort to build and...
by Prosper Lincoln | Dec 27, 2019 | Early Childhood, News
Learning doesn’t start on the first day of Kindergarten, so why wait until then to start a child’s education? Families in the South of Downtown neighborhood had a chance to kick-start their preschool-aged children’s education at an Early Childhood Fair at Everett...
by Prosper Lincoln | Dec 27, 2019 | News
Written by: Brian Knop, Fertility and Family Statistics Created by: United States Census Bureau Of the 72.3 million children in the United States living with at least one of their parents, 43 percent (31.0 million) live with a parent who is working a nonstandard...
by Prosper Lincoln | Dec 27, 2019 | News
For the second time in 2017, Prosper Lincoln is working to reach its objectives to connect students to innovation and retain talent. A recent Reverse Pitch event was held at Nebraska Innovation Campus where more than 260 computer science and engineering students...
