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To Address It: To address this, state policies were developed that successfully eliminated any barriers to student access and opportunities. For example, the Distance Education Grant has provided $200,000 each year for new course design and creation, professional development, programevaluation and maintenance and operational needs.
, limited data collection, limited programevaluation?, Public Schools, digital equity and access to technology at home is a very real problem. information and access for families? limited fidelity to models, limited professional development?, inconsistent resource use? and only Isolated good examples?
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