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NEMS Daily Journal
Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal
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These are the first installments of an ongoing Daily Journal series about Mississippi’s public schools, their performance and the factors that affect it, and the policy debate over how to improve the system. Sunday's stories provided an overview of the history leading up to this point, including passage of the historic Education Reform Act 30 years ago this week. Monday’s stories focused on major education initiatives since then. Subsequent installments will appear at least monthly, beginning in January. The first two parts are written by Daily Journal's Chris Kieffer and Bobby Harrison.
Click here for A new wave of reform? 30 years after historic effort, state’s schools still lag Click here for Bold act made education top priority
Click here for OUR OPINION: The Education Reform Act of 1982 raised our vision
Click here for LLOYD GRAY: Where to from here?
Click here for ’82 act didn’t end education push
Click here for MAEP designed to level the field
Click here for OUR OPINION: MAEP a critical education milestone