It really wasn’t a miracle at all. It was the direct result of very good, strong policy followed by a plan to properly implement, and also — and perhaps most importantly — an accountability piece that was built into the statute.
Tate Reeves: “It really wasn’t a miracle at all. It was the direct result of very good, strong policy followed by a plan to properly…”
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Discussing Mississippi's literacy improvements at an event.
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