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			2010 Maine Children’s Growth Council report: School readiness Maine Children's Alliance, 2010 Augusta: Maine, Children's Growth Council. A profile of families, communities, early childhood education and care programs, and schools in Maine and their influence on children’s school readiness	Reports & Papers
			2011 Maine Children's Growth Council report: School readiness Maine Children's Alliance, 2011 Augusta: Maine, Children's Growth Council. An examination of indicators of the readiness of Maine families, communities, early childhood education and care programs, and schools to support children's readiness for school	Other
			2012 Maine Children's Growth Council report: School readiness Maine Children's Alliance, Augusta: Maine, Children's Growth Council. An examination of indicators of the readiness of Maine families, communities, early childhood education and care programs, and schools to support children's readiness for school	Other
			Path to a better future: The fiscal payoff of investment in early childhood development in Maine Trostel, Philip A., April, 2013 Augusta: Maine, Children's Growth Council. An estimation of the fiscal costs and benefits produced by a proposed system of high-quality early care and education for Maine, based on estimates of the economic cost and benefits of early childhood education programs from research literature	Reports & Papers
			Path to a better future: The fiscal payoff of investment in early childhood in Maine Maine. Children's Growth Council, Augusta: Maine, Children's Growth Council. A summary of an estimation of the fiscal costs and benefits produced by a proposed system of high-quality early care and education for Maine, based on estimates of the economic costs and benefits of early childhood education programs from research literature	Executive Summary

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