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Families, friends and neighbors receive formal training to fill Colorado's child care gaps

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Families roared and clapped on a sunny Friday afternoon at Oakhurst Park when 120 women walked down a stage and accepted their diplomas after graduation from the Providers Advancing Student Outcomes (PASO) program.

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Families, friends and neighbors receive formal training to fill Colorado's child care gaps

Families roared and clapped on a sunny Friday afternoon at Oakhurst Park when 120 women walked down a stage and accepted their diplomas after graduation from the Providers Advancing Student Outcomes (PASO) program.

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