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Is TK Making Inclusion More Accessible?


Published: Sep. 24, 2026Updated: Sep. 24, 2026

Heather Snipes, Program Support Specialist with Supporting Innovative Practices in El Dorado County, shares what the data is showing about inclusive early childhood education in California, why mindset shift is the single most important factor in making inclusion work, and whether high quality inclusive preschool experiences are translating into more inclusive placements in elementary school.

Early intervention can look different for every family, and inclusive settings are an option worth knowing about. Explore your choices in our article, Inclusive Options for Early Intervention in California.

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