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from 2021-22 Community Report

School as Hub

School as Hub programming highlights the central role that schools can undertake as “hubs” that connect young children — and their families — with highquality, comprehensive and continuous early childhood education and services. Programming includes home visiting and family facilitation from birth to entering school; high-quality preschool experiences for 3- and 4-year-olds; and aligned kindergarten through grade 3 curriculum, instruction and assessment.

Ralston’s youngest learners play and get exposure to school at meet-ups

Two-year-old Theodore Ruckman is an only child living with his grandparents. But Theodore and his grandmother got some much-needed socialization time with a group of fellow toddlers and their families organized by Mockingbird Elementary in Ralston public schools.

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The Learning Community Center of North Omaha provides innovative and demonstrative programming to improve educational

Families view the Learning Community Center of South Omaha as the community.

Together with school districts and community organizations as partners, we demonstrate, share and implement more effective practices to measurably improve educational outcomes for children and families in poverty.

We are the Learning Community

The Superintendents’ Early Childhood Plan

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2021-22 Community Report