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Candidates slam Common Core, but education standards take root

Republican candidates promise to roll back Common Core, yet the standards are becoming more firmly established in classrooms.

Tree roots growing through a stack of standards binders education standards taking root

by Andy Sullivan, ReutersWASHINGTON (Reuters) - On the campaign trail, Republican presidential candidates vow to roll back new U.S. education standards known as the Common Core.In the classroom, the multi-state guidelines increasingly look like they're here to stay.Read the rest of the story at Yahoo! News.

by Andy Sullivan, Reuters

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – On the campaign trail, Republican presidential candidates vow to roll back new U.S. education standards known as the Common Core.

In the classroom, the multi-state guidelines increasingly look like they’re here to stay.

Read the rest of the story at Yahoo! News.

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