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Roundtable: Designing a Student’s Educational Journey

FILE - Family Educator Lisa Benson-Nuyen, addresses her students in a circle in the Northern Lights classroom at the Meadow Lakes CCS Early Learning, a Head Start center, Monday, May 6, 2024, in Wasilla, Alaska. Photo: Associated Press/AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson

Roundtable: Designing a Student’s Educational Journey
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Kate Baker Demers, Executive Director – Children’s Scholarship Fund, and Meg Ebbas join us for a robust conversation on Education Freedom Accounts, the Children’s Scholarship, and how students and parents build an educational journey that meets students’ needs.

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