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DENVER (AP) — U.S. Secretary of Education John King Jr. is coming to Colorado on Monday.
King wants to highlight the work Colorado educators are doing to improve access to high-quality early learning.
During his visit, he plans to visit classrooms and talk with leaders about their programs.
Colorado is one of 20 states that received more than $1 billion in Race to the Top-Early Learning Challenge grants to help states increase the number of children in high-quality early learning and development programs.
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