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Kansas will have at least three more years to come into full compliance with the federal No Child Left Behind law.
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Fewer Kansas students are choosing to pursue careers as teachers. Commentator John "Richard" Schrock thinks new policies at the state and federal level are making the profession far less attractive.
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