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The Early Learning Summit

Giving toddlers access to quality early learning can be very important for the development of a child. Yet so many children go without a quality learning daycare program through the state of Indiana. This can be for a variety of reason including family fit, conflicting work schedules, and even finances. Ready To Grow St. Joe presented a summit to teach and help community leaders address this growing issue.

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  • Emily RupchockDirectorReady to Grow St.Joe

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Date uploaded: September 18, 2019
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