There seems to be some interest and agreement that, since the Governors are putting together the core standards, as opposed to the Federal Government, that it might be more acceptable.
Mike Enzi: “There seems to be some interest and agreement that, since the Governors are putting together the core standards, as…”
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Noting a preference for state-developed standards over federal ones.
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