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First State Memphis reports gains in enrollment and attendance; council committee advances $1.5M pre-k allocation
Summary
First State Memphis reported 93% enrollment and 92% attendance for pre-k programs in quarter two. Council members reviewed the quarterly outcomes and advanced a resolution to appropriate $1.5 million from the city's pre-k fund to expand seats and providers.
First State Memphis presented its quarter‑two prekindergarten outcomes report on June 24, describing October–December 2024 program activity and a proposed FY26 funding request. The organization reported 93% enrollment and 92% attendance among the program's eligible children for the quarter, an increase from previous years. First State Memphis told the council the current per‑child allocation is $9,063 for the program year and that funds mainly support teacher salaries, program expenses and administrative costs.
Why it matters: The council's budget and audit committee discussed a companion resolution to amend the FY26 operating budget and…
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