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Education Policy Points

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EDUCATION POLICY POINTS: Improve Intervention Plan for Low-Performing Students May 1, 2009
EDUCATION POLICY POINTS: North Carolina's Public School Funding System: Underfunded, Unclear, and Unfair Nov 15, 2010
EDUCATION POLICY PERSPECTIVES: Language Barrier: Overcoming Obstacles for English Language Learners in North Carolina Feb 7, 2011
EDUCATION POLICY POINTS: A Failed Experiment: How the Lottery Has Not Helped Fund NC Schools Sep 19, 2011
Education Policy Perspectives: Public Money For Private Schools Apr 24, 2013
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