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- States Begin Implementing Common Core Standards
- Early implementing states, like Kentucky and West Virginia, are setting an example for others to follow...
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- States Face Crucial Choices Over Essential Health Benefits
- States must decide what to use as a benchmark for their health insurance exchanges, but dissimilarities among plan benefits and costs cause concerns.
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- GOVERNING Daybook
- Every week, Governing.com compiles state and municipal government-related events happening around the country.
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- Are States Willing to Require School Attendance Until Age 18?
- Last year, a handful of states considered changing their school attendance laws without Obama's prodding.
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- States Lead Effort to Utilize Data in Education
- Education Secretary Arne Duncan said that the federal government’s role in the sustained push toward more data-driven decision-making in education was to provide funding and resources to states pursuing those initiatives.
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- Courtroom Violence on the Rise
- A Minn. courthouse shooting and a judge's decision to refuse cases in unsafe buildings sheds light on the increasingly unsafe conditions of many courtrooms around the country.
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- States Turn to Technology to Improve Medicaid and CHIP Programs
- Improvements in technology are allowing states to better serve Medicaid and CHIP populations, according to a recent survey.
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- Can States and School Districts Cut Costs Through Digital Learning?
- A new study finds digital learning could be cheaper than traditional education. But education experts say that cost shouldn't be the primary reason to pursuing this mode.
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- Taking Stock of the Sackett v. EPA Case
- U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in Sackett v. EPA, a case that could end up significantly hampering the EPA’s power to protect the environment.
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Written and compiled by staff writers and editors, GOVERNING View is an on-the-ground, and sometimes behind-the-scenes, look at the topics we're covering in print and online. From notes on what's up in statehouses, county courthouses and city halls, to encounters with people, places and things, GOVERNING View is a window into the side of state and local government you don't always see.
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- Taking Stock of the Sackett v. EPA Case
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- Oakland County, Mich., Taking Shared Services National
- Police in Fort Lauderdale Turn Loose ‘The Peacemaker’
- Ohio Broadband Network Speeds to Hit 100 Gbps
- 3 Tools for Meaningful Organizational Change
- 3 Roads to Executive Buy-in for Cybersecurity
- New York City Readies for a Website Overhaul
- Maricopa County, Ariz., Turns on ‘Spigit’ for Innovative Ideas
- At Issue: Totally Mobile — Are We There Yet?
- Raleigh, N.C., Drives Openness From All Angles
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