This problem is among the most important priorities in our search for improved ways to respond to the need of Americas schools and school children." S!milar notes of urgency were sounded over and over again in testimony. I believe that a twopronged attack on the educational * deficiencies in both urban and rural America of the new part C program is most desirable. " The chamber of commerce in a study. entitled. "Rural Poverty and Regional Progress in Urban Society." also advocated a twin approach. The report said: "Better education for potential or incomi Ing migrants both at the place of originthe rural southand the place of destinationthe central cityis necessary to maximize human resources and reduce poverty nationally. An inferior education for impoverished children In rural and urban areas is economically costly to the nation. Education expands lifes opportunities.
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