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State school board candidates offer contrasting campaign styles in north Alabama runoff

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By Trisha Powell Crain 
| Alabama Daily News
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Republican voters in north Alabama will choose Tuesday between Emily Jones and William Matthews in a runoff for the open District 8 seat on the Alabama State Board of Education, a race featuring overlapping conservative priorities but sharply different campaign styles. The winner will face Democrat Shatika Armstrong in November for the seat representing DeKalb, Jackson, Madison and Limestone counties.
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New reading results show which Alabama districts gained, lost ground

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By Trisha Powell Crain 
| Decatur Daily
Alabama’s statewide third grade reading scores were nearly unchanged this spring, but newly released district-level results show wide variation across the state, including four local districts that saw a decline and two with increases. The results, released Thursday by the Alabama State Department of Education, offer the first local look at how districts performed this year on the state reading test tied to the Alabama Literacy Act.
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New reading results show which Alabama districts gained, lost ground

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By Trisha Powell Crain 
| Alabama Daily News
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Alabama’s statewide third-grade reading scores were nearly unchanged this spring, but newly released district-level results show wide variation across the state, with some school systems posting large gains and others losing ground. The results, released Thursday by the Alabama State Department of Education, offer the first local look at how districts performed this year on the state reading test tied to the Alabama Literacy Act.
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