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From Head Start to HBCU to Harvard: One Man’s Story - Nashville PRIDE, Inc.

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Know that your child’s involvement in Head Start will be the best investment in their educational experience that you can offer them. The holistic approach to learning — physical care for self, care for your peers, and learning how to exist in the world around you

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