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Florida Moves to Slash Funds for Remedial Education, and College Leaders Protest
May 11, 2017
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Enrollments in remedial classes plunged after the state made them optional for most students. Lawmakers now see that as evidence that the courses need less money, but educators say that’s the wrong conclusion.
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