Vol. II, No. 2, March 26, 2004


 

Vol. II, No. 2, 3.26.04

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Connected Editorial:

From Gaye Morris Smith, Executive Director
Family Connection Partnership, Inc.

Welcome to Connected. This issue features 2003 year-end highlights of the work of several Family Connection county collaboratives and Family Connection Partnership to improve results for children and families in communities across Georgia. We'll include more county collaborative successes in upcoming issues.

On Feb. 24, Governor "Sonny" Perdue proclaimed the day as "Family Connection Day" in Georgia—a day to recognize the recent successes of county collaboratives. Nearly 400 people from across the state converged in Atlanta to celebrate the event. State legislators, community and business leaders, and representatives from education and health and human services reaffirmed the need to continue to engage in local, regional and statewide partnerships to promote student achievement in Georgia. This issue features an article on the event.

Meanwhile, we recently released Georgia 2004 KIDS COUNT, an annual statewide report that tracks the status of children and families across five areas: healthy children, school readiness, school success, strong families, and self-sufficient families. Inside you'll find an article featuring the key messages from the new Georgia KIDS COUNT data. Visit http://www.gafcp.org/kidscount to view the complete report and a variety of local, regional and state data.

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