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‘Becoming someone different and someone better’ than she was before Perseverance has defined Alishia Wright’s journey.

At least a dozen new private schools have opened this year in Alabama, touting smaller class sizes, Bible quiz bowl teams and “guides” instead of teachers – all at no cost for some families.

No one knows just how many days of instruction Michigan students are receiving, thanks to flexibility lawmakers have allowed in recent years. That’s a problem, State Superintendent Michael Rice says.