Council Member Stevens inquires about the evaluation and comparison of the ACS voucher program with the three-k program. She emphasizes the need for inter-agency coordination and data analysis to improve the early childhood education system. Deputy Chancellor Hawkins responds, acknowledging the importance of agency coordination and ongoing efforts to improve communication.

• Stevens questions whether any evaluation has been done to compare the ACS voucher program's impact on three-k enrollment
• She stresses the importance of inter-agency coordination in improving the early childhood education system
• Hawkins acknowledges the need for better coordination and mentions ongoing efforts to improve communication between agencies
• The Deputy Chancellor notes that while progress has been made, there is still work to be done, particularly in data sharing