Pre-K availability varies by state

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Want your child to go to a state-funded pre-K program? Choose your home state wisely.

A new report to be released Tuesday finds wide disparities in the number of spots available for publicly funded preschool programs. A whopping 94 percent of 4-year-olds attended such a program in the District of Columbia and more than 7 out of 10 did in Florida, Oklahoma and Vermont. Ten states had no such program.

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