How Legislative Reforms Will Transform Schools in Pennsylvania
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IntroductionPennsylvania is on the brink of a major advance in providing all children with the access they need and deserve to high-quality schools, regardless of zip code. Put simply, school reform is coming to Pennsylvania.
What it will ultimately look like remains to be seen, but today in the Keystone state, lawmakers are closer to sharing a vision of what education for all should look like—closer than they’ve ever been and closer than most other states’ composition and appetite allows.
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