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Welcome to the online community for the Mid-Continent Comprehensive Center (MC3), one of 21 regional comprehensive centers funded by the U.S. Department of Education to help states increase their capacities to implement the No Child Left Behind Act. MC3 serves the state education agencies of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma as a conduit for information sharing and collaboration. Read more...

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U.S. Department of Education News
See the narrative portion of applications submitted by 40 states and DC for Phase 1 of Race to the Top.
Recovery Act funding continues to support over 300,000 jobs for teachers, principals, librarians, and counselors.
President Obama's budget signals a new direction for federal K-12 ed policy.
Use of Education Data January 27, 2010
A report on schools and districts leading the way in using data to improve instruction and accountability.
2009 in Review January 21, 2010
Read this review of the Obama Administration's education efforts in 2009.
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