B.C. Enquirer: Police support early education
Law enforcement and legislators read to children in Battle Creek recently. It was part of a push to promote early education, reports the Battle Creek Enquirer. The Michigan chapter of the national nonprofit group Fight Crime: Invest in Kids sponsored the event at Ann J. Kellogg Elementary School to indicate its support for Gov. Rick Snyder’s planned $130 million increase over two years for the Great Start Readiness Program, an early education program.
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