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With gridlock in Washington, most of the constructive policy action this year will be in the states. An early good sign comes from Arkansas, where Governor-elect Sarah Sanders has hired a top Florida education official to drive reform.
Jacob Oliva, a senior chancellor in Florida’s education department, is a “leader who has proven himself in the fight to empower parents and implement bold education reforms” under Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, tweeted Ms. Sanders, who takes office on Jan. 10.
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