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Preschool Promise Cites Success, ‘Much More Work Still to Do’

by Sumera S | Oct 29, 2018

DAYTON, OH, SEPTEMBER 28, 2018 – Students enrolled in the local Preschool Promise effort made “significant gains in school readiness” in 2017-18, but the program is still struggling to attract more families and close racial achievement gaps, a preliminary...

Advocates: Use New Mission Tax Revenue for Early Childhood Efforts, Affordable Housing

by Sumera S | Oct 22, 2018

ASHEVILLE, OCTOBER 15, 2019 – New tax revenue from the pending $1.5 billion sale of Mission Health opens doors for once-in-a-generation investments — and some of it should go toward early childhood education and affordable housing, advocates said Monday....

Buncombe County Initiative: Allocate Mission Health Sale Revenue to Early Learning, Affordable Housing and Transit

by Sumera S | Oct 18, 2018

ASHEViLLE, NC, OCTOBER 15, 2018 – Local parents, alongside business, health and nonprofit leaders announced the official launch of Family-Friendly Affordable Buncombe. The initiative advocates for the property tax revenues from the upcoming sale of Mission...

Preschool Promise Cites Success, ‘Much More Work Still to Do’

by Sumera S | Oct 1, 2018

CINCINNATI, OH, SEPTEMBER 28, 2018 – Students enrolled in the local Preschool Promise effort made “significant gains in school readiness” in 2017-18, but the program is still struggling to attract more families and close racial achievement gaps, a preliminary...

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