In the world of education - a lot of effort and energy goes into getting more kids into college.
Now one city is trying something new. Southern California Public Radio's Deepa Fernandes, who usually visits preschools, went to colleges in Long Beach for this report.
Long Beach plans to promote college to preschoolers
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