San Antonio leaders announced Monday the formation of Early Matters San Antonio, an advocacy group for early childhood education, that brings together business, civic, education, philanthropic and nonprofit leaders to raise awareness about the link between investments in high-quality early education and a strong economic future for San Antonio.
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