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 (1)   Emphasizes a preventive program aimed at disadvantaged or potentially disadvantaged children; and

(2)   Has as an ultimate goal:

(i)   Teaching disadvantaged or potentially disadvantaged children to read;

(ii)   Awakening their interest in learning;

(iii)   Giving them a sense of success in school achievement;

(iv)   Preventing their alienation from the school; and

(v)   Preventing their early departure from school.

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Questions & Answers: Education

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Maryland Laws: Education

Maryland Code > Education I

Maryland Code > Education II

U.S. Code Provisions: Education

U.S. Code > Title 20 - Education

U.S. Code > Title 42 > Chapter 27 - Loan Service Of Captioned Films And Educational Media For Handicapped

U.S. Code Title 42 > Chapter 105 > Subchapter II - Head Start Programs

Federal Regulations: Education

CFR > Title 34 - Education

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