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United States Department of Education / No Child Left Behind Act / Adequate Yearly Progress / Ready schools / Bay Area Coalition for Equitable Schools / Education / Standards-based education / School Improvement Grant
Date: 2009-10-21 15:01:59
United States Department of Education
No Child Left Behind Act
Adequate Yearly Progress
Ready schools
Bay Area Coalition for Equitable Schools
Education
Standards-based education
School Improvement Grant

ISSUE BRIEF www.centerforcsri.org September 30    2009 Effective Uses of Funding Support for Schools in Need of Improvement

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