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Houston City Council extends early childhood education program with $100K grant

By Emily Lincke

Houston’s Infant and Early Childhood Development Enrichment Program will receive $100,000 more in funding to help children from low- to moderate-income families after Houston City Council approved the grant Jan. 14.

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