Childhood Literacy Bill Supported by NAACP and CTA Moves Closer to Becoming California Law - The Sacramento Observer

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Childhood Literacy Bill Supported by NAACP and CTA Moves Closer to Becoming California Law - The Sacramento Observer

AB 1454, which passed the Assembly Committee on Education with a 9-0 vote, aims to strengthen early childhood literacy efforts in California by equipping educators with evidence-based tools and training, and is now headed to the Committee on Appropriations for review.

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