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Education (closed)

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, 69 out of Alabama's 130 school districts are considered rural. Consequently, Alabama's need for attention to rural education is ranked 2nd in the nation. A variety of factors such as high poverty level, lack of experienced teachers, and inadequate resources cause students in these school systems to face uniquely difficult challenges compared to those in urban or suburban schools. 
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This video highlights the education challenges within underserved communities while serving as a source of inspiration for your innovation projects. If you would like to learn more about education in rural Alabama, refer to the links below.

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