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SFA Family Initiative opens parent workstations, built-in play pens at two Nacogdoches libraries
Stephen F. Austin State University's Family Initiative unveiled new parent workstations with built-in play pens at the Judy B. McDonald Public Library in Nacogdoches, allowing parents to work while supervising their children.
By Alivia Hartpence·3 hr ago
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NACOGDOCHES, Texas (KTRE) - The SFA Family Initiative held a ribbon cutting for its new parent workstations in Nacogdoches after nearly seven years of effort at the Judy B. McDonald Public Library in Nacogdoches.
The workstations are designed to allow parents to work with their children nearby.
Each desk includes a built-in play pen and a resource guide available in English and Spanish.
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