No kidding. Children from low-income families benefit more from an educational stand point if they attend preschool. That doesn't mean a child from a middle- or

No kidding. Children from low-income families benefit more from an educational stand point if they attend preschool. That doesn't mean a child from a middle- or upper-class family does not need preschool. It means more should be done to ensure preschool is more accessible for low-income families. I can't imagine never involving my child in a school-like setting and then dropping them off for the first day of kindergarten having not experienced a similar setting.