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Texas Education Agency numbers show the number of GED test-takers in the state dropping significantly after the for-profit education company Pearson introduced a costly new version of the GED in 2014.

Texas to Offer GED Alternatives After Test Costs Triple

by Hannah McBride

Observer Podcast Episode 24: Texas After the 83rd Legislative Session

by Jonathan McNamara

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