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Gov. Kay Ivey has recommended state lawmakers approve an additional $24.4 million for pre-K statewide.
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Gov. Kay Ivey has recommended state lawmakers approve an additional $24.4 million for pre-K statewide.
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“Governor Kay Ivey set forth an agenda with big goals and a bold vision," ALGOP Chair Terry Lathan said.
