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To really create partnerships at the local level, states can be catalyzers.
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Twenty-five states require a teacher and/or student member on their state board of education.
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Too many young people miss out, while community programs struggle to stay afloat.
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Community-based organizations have the knowledge and networks to expand the proven strategy for learning recovery.
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State boards can model how to engage families in decision making and guide schools and districts in best practices.
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Active, ongoing collaboration of businesses, K-12, higher education, and other partners is key.
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When tribes are invited to work side by side with the district, outcomes improve for all students.
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The state bets big on a long-term strategy to marshal resources to help the neediest students and improve their schools.