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Study Group XVI: Expanding Educational Opportunity in North Carolina

Study Group XVI: Expanding Educational Opportunity in North Carolina

Oct 18, 2016 | Biannual Studies, Uncategorized

Expanding Educational Opportunity in North Carolina The Public School Forum’s Study Group XVI 2016 Action Plan and Recommendations Download PDF “Our efforts to date to confront the vast gaps in educational outcomes separating different groups of young Americans...
Study Group XV: Education 24/7

Study Group XV: Education 24/7

Oct 18, 2013 | Biannual Studies

ATTACHMENT:  Study Group XV: Education...
Study Group XIV: Our Kids Won’t Wait

Study Group XIV: Our Kids Won’t Wait

Dec 18, 2011 | Biannual Studies

ATTACHMENT:  Study Group XIV: Our Kids Won’t...
Study Group XIII: Better Identification and Preparation of School Leaders

Study Group XIII: Better Identification and Preparation of School Leaders

Jan 1, 2008 | Biannual Studies

ATTACHMENT:  Study Group XIII: Better Identification and Preparation of School...
Study Group XII: Creating Internationally Competitive Schools

Study Group XII: Creating Internationally Competitive Schools

Dec 1, 2006 | Biannual Studies

ATTACHMENT: Study Group XII: Creating Internationally Competitive...
Study Group XI: Responding to the Leandro Ruling

Study Group XI: Responding to the Leandro Ruling

Mar 1, 2005 | Biannual Studies

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