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State Coordinators: 

Resources:

Advocates for Children's Services of North Carolina, tel. 919-226-0052, can
provide legal help to qualifying low-income U.S. citizens and may be able to
help people in North Carolina victimized by testing. Website is www.legalaidnc.org/acs/stpp.

 

NC Citizens for Democratic Schools
*Website-NC Citizens for Democratic Schools
Daniella Cook , 919-821-9270


Common Sense Foundation
*Website - Common Sense Foundation
*Report-A Closer Look: A Parent's Guide to Standardized Testing in NC Schools

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