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News Briefs - Center for Education Services

03/01/04

The research and development organization AEL (www.ael.org) has opened the Center for Education Services, which offers customized professional development and program improvement services for educators at the school, district and state levels. The new center focuses on helping educators meet NCLB requirements by offering programs that will help schools and districts move closer toward adequate yearly progress. To do this, the center provides technical assistance such as curriculum audits, customized content development, program design and standards development.

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