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Queens

Mayor Adams visits childcare center and cites affordable childcare as top priority

By Isabel Song Beer
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Posted on March 29, 2022
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Mayor Eric Adams paid a visit Monday to the Kuei Luck Early Childcare Center in Queens to highlight the importance of accessible, affordable and quality childcare – especially following the pandemic.

The mayor was joined by Deputy Mayor of Strategic Initiatives Sheena Wright and Schools Chancellor David C. Banks on March 28, who provided insight into how essential childcare is not only to developing young minds, but also to the parents and caregivers of young children who are part of the workforce.

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Mayor Adams visits childcare center and cites affordable childcare as top priority

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