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Governor Healey Awards Nearly $25 Million to Improve Literacy Instruction Across Massachusetts
Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary EducationAug 6, 2026Curated by K-12 News DeskMassachusetts, United States
Gov. Healey awarded close to $25 million for literacy instruction in Massachusetts. The funding is intended to improve reading instruction across the state.
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