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Do government-funded Pre-K programs like Head Start actually level the playing field—or are they a costly bandage over deeper educational inequities? In this episode, we debate whether early childhood education deserves sustained federal and state investment. Joining host Robert Smith are Dr. Elena Rivera, a developmental psychologist advocating for Pre-K expansion, and Dr. Calvin Rhodes, an education policy economist who questions the long-term payoff. They draw from research by James Heckman, Deborah Phillips, Grover Whitehurst, and others to examine what the data really say about these early years.
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