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July 05, 2012 by Carl DeBeerEducation
Wyoming seeks a federal waiver from No Child Left Behind, The Casper Star-Tribune reports.
Experts can’t explain decrease in Texas’ special education number, according to The Houston Chronicle.
Child Welfare
Pennsylvania is slow to toughen their child abuse report laws, reports The Detroit News.
Juvenile Justice
In the wake of several incidents, Georgia’s Department of Juvenile Justice is shifting focus and restructuring, Creative Loafing reports.
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