On the recordJanuary 8, 2002
The first step to making sure that a child is not shuffled through is to test that child as to whether or not he or she can read and write, or add and subtract.
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millercenter.orgThe first step to making sure that a child is not shuffled through is to test that child as to whether or not he or she can read and write, or add and subtract.
Remarks on education reform at Hamilton High School
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