Get the free Early Learning Coalition School Readiness Plan Guide

Pam Stewart Commissioner of Education Shan Goff Executive Director Early Learning Coalition School Readiness Plan Guide 6M9.115, F.A.C. Form ELSE 115 (September 2014) Office of Early Learning Coalition

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1. Families with young children who are in need of high-quality early education and care services.
2. Parents or guardians who are working, attending school, or looking for employment and require child care assistance.
3. Families facing economic challenges, as some early learning coalition schools provide subsidized or low-cost child care options for eligible families.

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Early Learning Coalition Schools provide early childhood education programs in partnership with local schools and organizations to ensure children are prepared for school.

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