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Time to introduce myself and our next speaker. I mentioned who is not here, but in my brief introduction, i would like to share with you how i we, mcgraw hill education got here. At the third annual urban Superintendent Academy with asa and with the opportunity to address sour next keynote speaker, dr. Mark bedell. Our goal is to identify national alliances. For example, as we began four years ago, our transformation from a 125yearold Publishing Company to a learning science compa company. As a result of this alignment, we took a lead role and an active participation with our learning symposiu...

I mentioned who is not here but in my brief introduction, i would like to share with you how i, we, mcgraw hill education, got here. At the third annual academy, and with the opportunity to introduce our next keynote speaker. The role that we work is to identify Strategic Partnerships with National Alliances that also align to the core values and mission of our company. For example, as we began four years ago, our transformation from a 125yearold Publishing Company to a learning science company, we identified with one of our longtime partners with their work and as a result we took a lead role...

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Development issues at the Cyber Security initiative. It is my pleasure to thank you all for being here this morning. I know for any friday morning, particularly friday morning in the middle of summer, were thrilled to see this level of turnout. I think it speaks for itself, the level of interest in the topic. I also want to say a particular thank you to palo alto came with us the original idea and provided the breakfast with is critical to success for a friday morning. [laughter] here at new america we spent a lot of time talking about workforce to bowman and how to increase the pipeline of wo...