Nonprofit, New Hampshire join forces to offer no-cost early learning program

CONCORD - Waterford.org, a national early education not-for-profit organization, announced on Thursday its partnership with the state of New Hampshire to bring the Waterford Upstart early learning program to families across the state.

This program provides equitable access to high-quality early education.

Waterford Upstart is funded entirely by the state of New Hampshire, eliminating any financial burden for participating families.

By offering this program at no cost, the state is helping families give their children a strong foundation for future academic success. Families who would like to benefit from this exceptional opportunity should note that spots in the program are limited.

Families across New Hampshire can register now to secure their place in this groundbreaking early learning program. The program is scheduled to begin in September and will run through May

Upon registration, families will receive personalized software, support from a dedicated coach, as well as access to a computer and internet if needed, ensuring that every child has the tools necessary for success.

"At Waterford.org, our mission is to provide equitable access to proven programs that help children build confidence, curiosity and a sense of belonging," Waterford.org spokesperson Kim Fischer said. "We are thrilled to partner with the state of New Hampshire in offering the Waterford Upstart program to families across the state. Together, we can help children reach their full potential and lay a solid foundation for their lifelong learning journey."

Families interested in participating in this groundbreaking early learning program can visit waterford.org/upstart to learn more and secure their spot.