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Senator Chuck Payne promotes literacy with school visits across North Georgia

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Sen. John F. Kennedy President Pro Tempore, District 18, Republican | Official U.S. Senate headshot

Sen. John F. Kennedy President Pro Tempore, District 18, Republican | Official U.S. Senate headshot

Senator Chuck Payne will be visiting eight pre-kindergarten classes across the 54th Senate District this week. The visits are part of his ongoing efforts to support early childhood education in Georgia. During these visits, Sen. Payne will read children's books to Pre-K and elementary students, highlighting the importance of literacy and learning from a young age.

"Early education is where we lay the groundwork for our children’s future success," stated Sen. Payne. "By investing time and resources into our youngest learners, we ensure they are prepared for future opportunities. Our state’s teachers play an integral role in developing Georgia’s youngest minds each and every day. It’s an honor to be able to join teachers and students in the classroom this week."

The senator's schedule includes stops at Whitfield-Dalton Day Care Center, Childcare Network #147, Belwood Elementary, Sonoraville Elementary, Murray County Pre-K Center, Brighter Tomorrow Child Development Center, Eastside Elementary, and Gordon Early Childhood Development Center (ECDC) between October 9 and October 13.

Senator Chuck Payne serves as the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Veterans, Military and Homeland Security. He represents the 54th Senate District covering Whitfield and Murray County as well as part of Gordon County. He can be contacted at 404.463.5402 or via email at chuck.payne@senate.ga.gov.

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