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Legislator says state reading standards may be in the works

January 6, 2000 By admin

Despite years of resisting state edicts, the chairman of the Senate Education Committee says Republican legislators may establish state-wide reading standards which must be met before a student can pass to the next grade.Senator Don Redfern, a republican from Cedar Falls, says state “block grant” programs which help kids learn to read at a very young age will get a financial boost, too.Redfern says new state reading and child development programs will NOT be subject to the round of budget cuts legislators and the Governor plan to make soon.

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