Pre-K 4 SA

San Antonio voters overwhelmingly approved extending the one-eighth-cent sales tax that funds Pre-K 4 SA, securing another 20 years for the early childhood education initiative.

The political action committee Renew Pre-K 4 SA is encouraging voters to support the initiative’s reauthorization on the Nov. 3 ballot.

With Pre-K 4 SA up for a 20-year reauthorization on the Nov. 3 ballot, representatives of the initiative say they hope to expand their partnerships and continue bringing childcare providers together.

After enrolling his kids at Pre-K 4 SA, San Antonio resident Alex Lopez has been able to return to school and pursue his goal of becoming an early childhood educator himself.

Pre-K 4 SA and Early Matters San Antonio have launched EarlyConnectSA, a search tool that provides families with accessible information about available childcare providers.

San Antonio voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to extend the sales tax supporting Pre-K 4 SA for another 20 years. Proposition A would continue the existing one-eighth-of-one-percent sales and use tax after its authorization expires in 2029, extending funding through 2049.

As Pre-K 4 SA’s first cohort starts their senior year of high school, San Antonio City Council makes early plans to renew funding for 20 more years.

Pre-K 4 SA, the City of San Antonio’s preschool program, officially opened its new South Education Center Wednesday with added space for children as young as six weeks old.

San Antonio residents' ballots will be filled with important choices in November, including whether to reinvest the 1/8-cent sales tax currently allocated to the City's early education initiative, Pre-K 4 SA.

San Antonio's 1/8-cent sales tax currently goes to the Edwards Aquifer, but the deal is set to expire this year. Prior to COVID-19 and subsequent economic…