Closing the Achievement Gap in America's Public Schools |
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Flexibility Partnerships
To ensure that Federal funds are used most effectively to meet students
unique needs:
- States and local school districts can coordinate efforts through state-local
flexibility partnerships.
- Each participating state can work with up to 10 participating local school
districts.
- Both the state and the participating school districts within that state will
have new flexibility to address students needs jointly.
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