Colorado Preschool Program

About the Colorado Preschool Program

The Colorado Preschool Program (CPP) is a state-funded early childhood education program administered by the Colorado Department of Education. Each year the General Assembly provides funding for up to 29,360 children considered to be at-risk for later school failure to attend half- or full-day preschool. CPP is managed by local school districts and their preschool advisory councils. Each participating school district is given a predetermined number of half-day positions to serve eligible children. These positions are used to serve preschoolers in either half- or full-day programs in school district settings, local childcare centers, community preschools or Head Start programs. 

Additional Information 

• CPP Quick Facts
• Current Year Legislative Report
• Early Childhood At-Risk Enhancement (ECARE)
• Preschool Special Education
• Results Matter

CPP Legislative Reports

The annual Colorado Preschool Program (CPP) Legislative Report provides highlights of the implementation and effectiveness of the program. For previous years' reports, please contact us.