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More States Consider ‘Parent Trigger’ Laws

March 21, 2013 by twalker  
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The push for the “parent trigger” option for turning around struggling schools continues, with new laws under consideration in 12 states’ legislative sessions, even as such laws already on the books remain unused in all but one of the seven states that have them. Source: Education Week

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