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13 Dec 2018
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December 13, 2018 JEEPAC Staff

Verdalia Turner on Education during the Brian Kemp Administration

Cute pupil writing at desk in classroom at the elementary school. Student girl doing test in primary school. Children writing notes in classroom. African schoolgirl writing on notebook during the lesson.

#BrianKemp is the Governor-Elect for the state of Georgia. Education Advocate #VerdaliaTurner spoke to us about education best practices.

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