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The Language Access amendment intends to create accountability provisions for D.C. agencies to fully implement the Language Access Act.
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A semi-unified theory explaining why education reform is running out of steam.
Funding Education for Our Youngest Learners
Less than one third of South Carolina’s low-income children receive publicly subsidized early care and education.