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Sarah Sanders touts Arkansas student proficiency gains as blueprint

Sarah Sanders touts Arkansas student proficiency gains as blueprint
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Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders is promoting the state's LEARNS Act as a national model for education reform, citing a 7% increase in student proficiency scores. The legislation includes teacher salary hikes and restrictions on specific classroom topics like critical race theory.

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The success of state-level education reforms is a central point of debate in the broader American political discourse regarding school governance and curriculum control.

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Video Sarah Sanders outlines how major education shakeup has led to results in her state Arkansas Gov. Sarah Sanders tells Fox News Digital test scores are on the rise in Arkansas and that she hopes her state can serve as a national blueprint.

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The article focuses on the governor's perspective and highlights the success of conservative-backed policies, using language like 'major breakthrough' and 'school miracle'.

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