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Canton and Madison County schools anticipate millions of dollars from Amazon data center fees

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By Devna Bose Verified, Skylar Laird
| News from the States
CANTON — Fees from new data centers in Madison County could generate millions of dollars for area public schools starting in January. Canton and Madison County schools officials say they plan to earmark the money for building improvements and investing in career and technical education. County leaders say the money could be “transformational,” allowing the schools to update their campuses, attract quality educators and offer innovative courses to students.
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For Early Grade Reading Gains, States Look to Mississippi and Consider Holding Students Back

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By Devna Bose Verified
| The 74 Verified
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter When Mississippi overhauled its literacy education in 2013, one of the most controversial pieces was a policy to retain third graders if they couldn’t pass the reading portion of the state’s English language arts assessment. Years later, as education officials across the country have taken notice of Mississippi’s literacy gains, more states have adopted their own retention policies.
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Okolona schools had been losing money for years, audit finds

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By Devna Bose Verified
| Mississippi Today Verified
The Okolona school district had racked up a $1.25 million deficit by the time the state assumed control of it last year. The district had been operating at a deficit for six of the seven years that Novum Advisory, a private accounting firm, reviewed for the Mississippi Department of Education. An auditor for that firm presented the findings to the state Board of Education on Thursday. The Mississippi Department of Education is located in the former Central High School at 359 N.
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