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Why early education is not a marquee issue in 2012 campaign

Art Rolnick comments on why early childhood education should be a priority.

Rolnick offered what is the most likely reason: Kids who stand to benefit most from public investments in early childhood programs are years away from voting and very often come from households where the adults are unlikely to trek to the polls on Election Day.

Education Week
July 31, 2012

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