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Study: Pre-K Aids Poor Children the Most
Date:
March, 2010
Abstract:
A study by the Tennessee Comptroller's Office of Research and Education Accountability finds that pre-kindergarten benefits poor children more than any other socio-economic class.
Author:
Jamie Sarrio, The Tennessean (TN)
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