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RMC Research Corporation
Published in 2002; 6 pages
Service-learning can be an effective means of meeting the goals of the Title IV program, promoting safe schools and communities that support academic achievement and encouraging drug-free and violence-free lifestyles. The "Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act" (Title IV, Part A) supports service-learning in several ways.
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