Posted Nov. 28, 2012 at 7:19 a.m.
Education crucial for jobs.
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Opinion: With the 21st Century well underway, the Tar Heel state is positioned to play a leading role in the reinvention of American education. This is particularly important given the strong connection between education reform on the one hand, and jobs and economic growth on the other....
Reinvention of education provides North Carolina's pathway to prosperity
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Education crucial for jobs.
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Opinion: With the 21st Century well underway, the Tar Heel state is positioned to play a leading role in the reinvention of American education. This is particularly important given the strong connection between education reform on the one hand, and jobs and economic growth on the other....
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