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What Does Decreased School Enrollment Mean for Kindergarteners? Copy Link Annika Dunlap, 5, learns math with her mom, Nahoko Dunlap, 39. The Dunlaps withdrew Annika from online kindergarten after one day. She now attends a private preschool near her home in California.  (Nahoko Dunlap) This story about kindergarten enrollment was produced by The Hechinger Report , a nonprofit, independent news organization focused on inequality and innovation in education. Sign up for the . Five years old and already knowing her letters and basic subtraction, Annika Dunlap sat down in late August for her ...

Pikes Peak United Way uniting community during pandemic KOAA News5 and last updated 2021-03-05 19:56:54-05 COLORADO SPRINGS — The pandemic has shown us that the community coming together can make a big difference for those in need. Now that we're coming up on one year since the pandemic started, coming together to make change is exactly what one local organization has strongly believed in. Pikes Peak United Way partners with other local organizations to help thousands of people in the community, but their efforts looked much different the past year. The organization expanded their servic...

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