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A recent series on early education has garnered national attention, being named a finalist for a prestigious award by the Education Writers Association. Judges praised the work, highlighting its significance in addressing vital community issues. One judge remarked, "I think it's a shining example of the importance of journalism in service of a community," underscoring the impact of the reporting.
The series, crafted by Tamica Jean-Charles, delves into the challenges and successes within the early education landscape, shedding light on the experiences of families and educators. It emphasizes the critical role that quality early education plays in shaping the future of children and the community as a whole.
This recognition not only celebrates the dedication of the journalist but also reflects the ongoing conversation about the importance of access to quality education for young learners. As the series continues to resonate, it serves as a reminder of the power of journalism to inform and inspire change within local communities.
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