On the recordApril 14, 2010
If these 100 people were children in poverty in our country, eighth graders, 15 of them would be proficient in math.
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congress.govIf these 100 people were children in poverty in our country, eighth graders, 15 of them would be proficient in math.
Bennet highlights the stark educational disparities faced by impoverished children.
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