Members Stress Importance of Early Education
Chiefs of Police and Fight Crime: Invest in Kids members hypothesize a grim world without early education
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Law enforcement leaders throughout Maine provide their reasons for supporting early childhood education.
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Chief Neil Williams of the Cape Elizabeth Police Department acknowledges the link between early education and academic success.
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Mechanic Falls Chief of Police Jeff Goss says, ”Without early education, students are 70% more likely to be involved in crime.”
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Baileyville Chief of Police Bob Fitzsimmons sees early education as an important part of creating a foundation of trust.
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Bucksport Chief of Police Sean Geagan offers his thoughts on early education, “Our children are our future, teach them well and let them lead the way!”
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York Chief of Police Doug Bracy says, “Youth are the leaders of tomorrow. Let’s give them the support they deserve.”
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