Engaging families early in the daily program activities at their children's schools:
A) tends to discourage their continuing participation after the preschool experience.
B) has a long term benefit, because those families are more likely to continue participating when their children attend elementary school.
C) rarely keeps parents volunteering in their children's education.
D) is beneficial in school districts only where preschools are part of the school districts.

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Engaging families early in the daily program activities at their children's schools has a long term benefit, because those families are more likely to continue participating when their children attend elementary school. In fact, research has shown that family involvement in early childhood education leads to better educational outcomes in the long run.

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