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Mineola Universal Pre-K program gives young learners a strong start

Sophia Chen
Sophia Chen
Sophia Chen
Reporter · Garden City, NY

Sophia Chen is a dedicated education reporter with a background in teaching, having earned her Master’s in Education from Columbia University. With a focus on the Garden City School District, she previously reported for the New York Times’ local section, bringing a teacher's perspective to her coverage.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 6:18 PM · 1 min read
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Mineola Universal Pre-K program gives young learners a strong start — Massapequa Schools news

Mineola’s littlest learners are building strong foundations for future success through the district’s Universal Pre-Kindergarten program. Facilitated by Harbor Child Care and held in three locations, Willis Avenue School, Meadow Drive School and Hampton Street School, the free, state-funded program provides children with a full-day learning experience designed to support academic, social and emotional growth. Students learn in a nurturing environment led by certified teachers who follow the Mineola curriculum, helping ensure a smooth transition to kindergarten. Throughout the school day, UPK learners engage in hands-on learning activities that encourage curiosity, creativity and collaboration. From literacy and math readiness to social-emotional development and play-based exploration, the program helps children develop the skills and confidence needed for their educational journey. The partnership between Mineola Public Schools and Harbor Child Care ensures that students re

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