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	1.	A. L. Mailman Family Foundation * - The A.L. Mailman Family Foundation's mission is to enhance the ability of families and communities to nurture their children. We believe that the most effective way to fulfill this mission is by focusing on early childhood. . .
	2.	Association for Childhood Education International * - The Mission of the Association for Childhood Education International (ACEI) is to promote and support in the global community the optimal education and development of children, from birth through early adolescence, and to influence the professional grow... . .
	3.	Canterbury School * - Canterbury School is an independent, coeducational school offering a college-preparatory education to students in Early Childhood through Grade 12 in Fort Wayne, Indiana. . .
	4.	Early Childhood - educational preschool and kindergarten teaching activities for preschool and kindergarten children * - Education page for early childhood - preschool and kindergarten teachers . .
	5.	Index * - We provide programs and support for parents and professionals who teach and care for our young children. . .
	6.	HelpCureKids Web - National Childhood Cancer Foundation * - National Childhood Cancer Foundation Help Cure Kids Website . .
	7.	Kids Campaigns: The Early Years - The Early Years: Science and Sense Very young children can't tell us what they need. But new scientific research into the developing brain provides strong clues. From Neurons to Neighborhoods, a new report from the National Research Council, says we now Reviewer: D. Beasley . .
	8.	Borough of Manhattan Community College * - Borough of Manhattan Community College, located at 199 Chambers Street in Manhattan . .
	9.	BCISD Entrance * - Berrien County Intermediate School District The Netscape 3.0+ Internet Explorer 3.02+ Source/Host: Berrien County Intermediate . .
	10.	New Zealand Ministry of Education * - Education enables people to gain knowledge, skills, and attitudes so they can participate fully, socially and economically, in the community. Our role is facilitative rather than directive. We empower through our leadership, management of the infrastructu... . .