When Coweta County mother Melissa Nettles Thomas brought a concern about Georgia’s Pre-K eligibility rules to State Sen. Matt Brass, she was looking for help for her son. What followed was a legislative effort that ultimately changed state law for families across Georgia. Earlier this year, Brass introduced Senate Bill 589, legislation that expands access to Georgia’s voluntary Pre-K program and gives parents greater flexibility when deciding wh…
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