Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth education update for March 29

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From Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth
March 29, 2018 Edition

Education Spotlight

Page celebrates Early Childhood Fair/Community Easter Egg Hunt

March 28, 2018
Hundreds of children gathered around the four baseball fields at the Page Sports Complex to await the sounding of the horn signaling the annual Community Easter Egg Hunt held Saturday, March 24 in Page.

The event, held in conjunction with the annual “Early Learning Everyday Early Childhood Fair, was presented by the Page Public Library and the Page Recreation Department, with the support of First Things First and the Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth.

Besides the Easter Egg hunt, the event included several non-profit organizations presenting educational materials, games, books for young children, family resources, child care and other information.

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