Local News
February 3, 2010
State pre-K reaches one million children
AMERICUS — Georgia has accepted its millionth child into its lottery-funded prekindergarten program. Holly Robinson, commissioner of the Department of Early Care and Learning, said Wednesday the student, who was not named, attends Sumter County Primary School in Americus. Georgia started its free pre-K program in 1992. This year, 82,000 children are enrolled in pre-K in 4,100 classrooms across the state.
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The Sumter County Board of Commissioners has a special called meeting at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Board of Commissioners’ Board Room to discuss the approval of any contracts with any municipalities that have elected to contract with the Sumter County Board of Commissioners for providing fire and emergency services.
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