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jazziefee

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Grandma Smith complained to her daughter that she didn't think her grandchild got what they should have from the Head Start preschool attended when she was 3 to 5. Now in 2nd grade the child is falling behind other students due to the
◦ her mother working nights.
◦ going to a neighborhood school.
◦ child's eyesight.
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