Kemp signs 2 bills to improve literacy rates among students
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has signed two pieces of legislation into law to try to improve the literacy rates among students. A recent national assessment found not even a third of Georgia fourth-graders were proficient in reading last year.
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