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Should classical Lutheran schools be accredited by the state? Should classical Lutheran educators be state-certified? Should classical Lutheran schools worry about hiring teachers who have state-certification?
This 2014 article demonstrates that there are even some states which are not interested in state or national accreditation, but are transitioning from accreditation to acountability.
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