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Ten years ago, Kentucky leaders promised that their state's historic education reforms would improve the quality of its teaching force.
Kentucky has partially met that goal, a report from a state think tank says, but it still needs to invest in significant changes to put better teachers in the classroom. The Bluegrass State has an experienced corps of teachers who have higher education levels than the national average, according to the March 8 report by the Kentucky Long-Term Policy Research...
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