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Amended code language for the SWVPP effective for FY2018 increased flexibility in the use of SWVPP funds, inclusive of paying the cost of attendance of a child older or younger than age 4 based on local school board decision. However, only 4-year-olds generate state funding. The number of 4-year-olds which were counted for state funding in 2019-2020 was 25,080 . In addition to children funded through the SWVPP, children also attended with support from other funding sources.  \nMore Opportunities for Qualtiy Learning Experience  \nIowa’s Statewide Voluntary Preschool Program for FourYear-Old Children (SWVPP) is an important part of the state’s comprehensive early childhood effort, providing more opportunities for young children to access quality preschool and enter school ready to learn. The preschool programs are expected to serve four-year-old children with a range of abilities representing the social, linguistic, cultural, and economic diversity of families within the communities.  \nThe SWVPP was established May 10, 2007, in House File 877.  \nIn the Fall of 2022, approximately 27,088 Iowa preschoolers in 324 school districts benefited from the SWVPP by providing at least 10 hours per week of developmentally appropriate instruction. More children than are reflected in the funded enrollment count have access to this preschool program through other funding sources.  \nThe SWVPP along with other state and federally funded preschool programs and community partners in Iowa—such as Head Start, Early Childhood Special Education, Title I, and Shared Visions—make up Iowa’s preschool landscape.  \nParticipating School Districts  \nIn 2022-2023, the SWVPP was provided in:  \n324 districts  \nout of 327 statewide  \n264 community  \npartners  \nPage 1  \nPage 2  \nThe Benefits  \nThe majority of brain development occurs well before the age of four.1 Quality early childhood programming is the best way to prepare children for success in life.  \nParticipants in high quality state-funded preschool programs are more likely to:  \n• Develop social/emotional skills and have reduced problem behaviors  \n• Have reduced likelihood of repeating grades  \n• Have reduced likelihood of school suspension, addiction, or arrest  \n• Graduate on-time, and to earn a high school diploma or gain some college experience  \n• Be employed full-time or be self-employed  \nMany SWVPP classrooms provide inclusive learning environments for children with disabilities. Studies have shown the tremendous benefits of inclusion for all children in  \nmultiple developmental areas including language acquisition and use, early literacy skills, and early numeracy concepts.  \nThere are also positive effects in social-emotional behavioral health development as children are provided access and support in building friendships and participating in learning with their peers.2  \nIn an analysis of recent research, most state-funded preschool participants experienced both short-term and long-term effects previously listed, while 30% demonstrated converging effects. 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