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GPE: Catch-up classes keep students in school in the Central African Republic

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  • In the Central African Republic, 39% of students drop out of primary school. Many drop out due to the poor quality of education: a lack of infrastructure and qualified teachers make it difficult for students to acquire the basic skills needed to advance to higher grades.
  • A GPE-funded remedial education program helps keep children in...

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