Question

place the evidence that best supports the claim.
claim
participating in pre-kindergarten education programs makes students more likely to succeed later in life.
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my aunt, a kindergarten teacher, says that students who attend pre-kindergarten programs get much better grades throughout the rest of their years in school.
because pre-kindergarten teaches students many of the foundational skills they will need in later years, it is the most important grade in a student’s academic career.
one landmark study conducted by highscope, a company devoted to improving early childhood education, concluded that students who complete pre-kindergarten education programs were more likely to graduate from high school than those who did not.

Explanation:

The claim is about the impact of pre - kindergarten programs on later success. The first option is a personal anecdote from a kindergarten teacher, which is less objective. The second option is a statement of opinion about pre - kindergarten being the most important grade, not direct evidence of later success. The third option is a landmark study by HighScope, a credible organization in early childhood education, and it provides empirical evidence (students who completed pre - kindergarten were more likely to graduate high school) that supports the claim about later success in life.

Answer:

One landmark study conducted by HighScope, a company devoted to improving early childhood education, concluded that students who complete pre - kindergarten education programs were more likely to graduate from high school than those who did not.