St. Clair County Great Start Readiness Program

St. Clair County Great Start Readiness Program

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The GSRP is a state funded FREE preschool program for eligible children with programs in Algonac, Capac, East China, Marysville, Memphis, Port Huron, and Yale.

06/30/2023

GSRP Scores Major Investment in '24 State Budget for Preschool Program Expansion

In the FY2024 budget agreement reached this week, Democrat lawmakers and Governor Whitmer, who campaigned on promises to create a universal pre-kindergarten program for Michigan families of all incomes last year, made good on those pledges by directing massive investment increases totaling nearly $160 million into the state’s free Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP) for 4 year olds. A family of 4 earning $90,000 per year is eligible!

05/31/2022

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Community & Gun Violence | Sesame Street in Communities 05/30/2022

A reminder that you are not alone.♥️ For children affected by community and gun violence, it’s important to know there are caring adults around to help them feel and stay safe. Click here for resources on how to offer care and support:

Community & Gun Violence | Sesame Street in Communities For Children and Families Exposed to Neighborhood Violence.

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Make a Wild Bee Hotel | Crafts for Kids 05/25/2022

Looks like fun and help children understand the importance of bees.

Make a Wild Bee Hotel | Crafts for Kids Mason bees pollinate many kinds of plants, including peaches, plums, and cherries. Yum! In the wild, they live alone in small holes made by other animals or in other narrow tube-like openings, such as hollow stems. Build your own wild bee hotel to provide an option for wild bees to take shelter!

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499 Range Road
Kimball, MI
48040