Early education programs face perilous future
Providing proper developmental support to children ages 0-5 is critical to their long-term success. Research shows that 90 percent of the brain develops in the first three years of life, making it the best time to reach a child and provide a solid foundation.
Yet, the Michigan Senate has proposed making deep cuts to Michigan’s early education programs as the legislature works through the difficult task of balancing the state's 2010 budget. The legislature is in no envious position; they are faced with a crippling budget deficit, and balancing it isn't going to be easy.
A lot of tough choices must be made, but they can't be made at the expense of our children.
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Yet, the Michigan Senate has proposed making deep cuts to Michigan’s early education programs as the legislature works through the difficult task of balancing the state's 2010 budget. The legislature is in no envious position; they are faced with a crippling budget deficit, and balancing it isn't going to be easy.
A lot of tough choices must be made, but they can't be made at the expense of our children.
Click here to continue reading.
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