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  1. Arkansas Department of Education implemented a foundational literacy program in rural schools, which is being assessed by Stanford University.

Arkansas Community Foundation grants $60,000 to Imagination Library program

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The Arkansas Imagination Library received a $60,000 grant from the Arkansas Community Foundation. This funding will establish a long-term fund to support Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library in Northwest Arkansas, covering book costs for children in Benton and Washington County.

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The grant serves as the initial investment for a sustainable funding model for the program. The fund will help pay local monthly book expenses and support efforts to enroll more children in the region.

The Arkansas Department of Education implemented a foundational literacy program in rural schools, which is being assessed by Stanford University.

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    The Arkansas Department of Education might see a new, long-term funding source for the Imagination Library program.

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