Colorado proposal would boost early childhood programs

Dec. 6, 2007
Governor's dropout prevention plan shines light on preschool and kindergarten

Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter has unveiled a $115.5 million plan to get more at-risk kids in preschool, send 22,000 students to full-day kindergarten and hire dozens more guidance counselors to keep high schoolers from dropping out.

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