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Seriously. Read this:
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is encouraging Georgia lawmakers to enact the education reforms he established while in office. Bush visited Atlanta as part of a nationwide tour with his Foundation for Excellence in Education to tout the changes he made in Florida, which ranged from giving extra funding to schools based on an A-through-F grading system to making it easier for charter schools to open in the state. Bush has joined forces with The Heritage Foundation, a conservative D.C.-based think tank, and visited cities across the country. He bragged that Florida's fourth- and eighth-graders are performing above national average in reading and math a decade after the state ranked at the bottom nationally in both subjects.
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