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California Literacy

July 11, 2018 BRIEF

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LOS ANGELES – In a tentative bench ruling Wednesday, a California judge refused to dismiss a lawsuit by parents claiming the Golden State has failed students when it comes to literacy – setting the stage for a trial in October 2019.

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