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School officials acknowledge slow start in 'Race to the Top'

Published 6:58 AM HST Nov 29, 2012
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The high-risk status could lead to Hawaii losing its grant money. The superintendent said she expects the evaluation to be in the spring of next year.
State on hold over millions in grant money

The US Department of Education has extended the state's high-risk status over $75 million in Race to the Top federal grant money.
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