Pre-K Consortium

July 24, 2016 at 4:00 a.m.

Submitted photo The Garland County Pre-K Consortium announced 120 additional prekindergarten slots for local families July 7 at The Greater Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce. The Cutter Morning Star, Fountain Lake, Hot Springs, Jessieville, Lakeside and Mountain Pine school districts worked with the Dawson Education Services Cooperative in Arkadelphia to write a consortium application to the Department of Human Services' Arkansas Better Chance early childhood program. Members of the consortium, from left, include state Rep. Laurie Rushing, R-District 26; Les Warren, co-chair; state Rep. John Vines, D-District 25; Nancy Anderson, Cutter Morning Star superintendent; Mike Hernandez, Hot Springs superintendent; Shawn Cook, Lakeside superintendent; Darin Beckwith, Dawson director; and state Rep. Bruce Cozart, R-District 24. Interested families can call Tanika Flannigan at 870-246-3077 or email her at tanikaf@dawsonesc.com.
Submitted photo The Garland County Pre-K Consortium announced 120 additional prekindergarten slots for local families July 7 at The Greater Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce. The Cutter Morning Star, Fountain Lake, Hot Springs, Jessieville, Lakeside and Mountain Pine school districts worked with the Dawson Education Services Cooperative in Arkadelphia to write a consortium application to the Department of Human Services' Arkansas Better Chance early childhood program. Members of the consortium, from left, include state Rep. Laurie Rushing, R-District 26; Les Warren, co-chair; state Rep. John Vines, D-District 25; Nancy Anderson, Cutter Morning Star superintendent; Mike Hernandez, Hot Springs superintendent; Shawn Cook, Lakeside superintendent; Darin Beckwith, Dawson director; and state Rep. Bruce Cozart, R-District 24. Interested families can call Tanika Flannigan at 870-246-3077 or email her at [email protected].

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The Garland County Pre-K Consortium announced 120 additional prekindergarten slots for local families July 7 at The Greater Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce. The Cutter Morning Star, Fountain Lake, Hot Springs, Jessieville, Lakeside and Mountain Pine school districts worked with the Dawson Education Services Cooperative in Arkadelphia to write a consortium application to the Department of Human Services' Arkansas Better Chance early childhood program. Members of the consortium, from left, include state Rep. Laurie Rushing, R-District 26; Les Warren, co-chair; state Rep. John Vines, D-District 25; Nancy Anderson, Cutter Morning Star superintendent; Mike Hernandez, Hot Springs superintendent; Shawn Cook, Lakeside superintendent; Darin Beckwith, Dawson director; and state Rep. Bruce Cozart, R-District 24. Interested families can call Tanika Flannigan at 870-246-3077 or email her at [email protected].

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