Indiana today--it was announced yesterday--leads the nation in access to advanced placement exams with more minority students taking those exams than ever before.
John Kline: “Indiana today--it was announced yesterday--leads the nation in access to advanced placement exams with more minority…”
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John Kline highlights Indiana's leadership in advanced placement exam access.
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