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Early childhood summit slated
A free early childhood development summit will be held Nov. 18 at Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Weatherford. The event is open to the public.
Registration is required for the event, but there is no registration fee and lunch will be provided for the event which begins at 11:30 a.m. in the Conference Center, 7th Street and Davis.
Featured speakers will include Lieutenant Gov. Jari Askins; State Rep. Harold Wright; Pat Potts, president of Potts Family Foundation; Robert Harbison of Lawton; Dale Wares, childcare program manager of Oklahoma Department of Human Service; Kimberley Kelly, SWOSU early childhood education teacher; Kathie Price, director of Southwest Oklahoma Workforce Investment Board; Paula Waters, director of Smart Start in Enid; Betty Porter, director of Great Plains Child Care Resource and Referral; Vicki Rexroat from Caddo-Kiowa Technology Center childcare training program; and Doug Misak, director of Small Business Development Center in Weatherford.
Deadline to register is Nov. 9. For information or to register, call (580) 774-7017 or (580) 774-7145 or fax (580) 774-7096.
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