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NYC Want New Yorkers To Vote On The Official 2-K Program Jingle: Learn More
Free child care will soon be offered to every 2-year-old in the city and the Mayor's Office wants New Yorkers to pick the official anthem.
NEW YORK CITY — New York City is asking New Yorkers to vote on the best jingle that will become the city's 2-K Child Care program official anthem.
The Mayor's office launched the competition in April asking New Yorkers to submit 15 to 30-second jingles encouraging families to apply for 2-K.
The submissions then were reduced down to five remaining finalists.
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Voting opened on May 27 at 10 a.m. and will close on June 3 at 10 p.m.
The winning jingle will become the official 2-K theme and be played on the radio.
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Families can start applying for the program on June 2 and applications will close on June 26.
There are five districts that will offer the 2-K program
- School District 6 in Manhattan
- School District 10 in the Bronx
- School Districts 18 and 23 in Brooklyn
- School District 27 in Queens
New Yorkers can vote on their favorite jingle here.
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