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The document is a memorandum from Sherrie Barrett, ACDS State Coordinator, detailing the upcoming ACDS Instructor's Academy scheduled for June 23-27, 2014, in Huntington, WV. It outlines the application process, selection criteria for participants, and responsibilities of instructors. Interested individuals must submit an application with a $50 fee by April 25, 2014, and meet specific educational and professional qualifications. The academy focuses on theories of learning and child development for teaching adults who work with young children.

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