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[Title] => Ford Foundation funds Bulacans Project Josie
[Summary] => Every day seems like an election campaign in the province of Bulacan.
The face of Bulacan Governor Josefina dela Cruz adorns the many walls of school buildings and public places. Public school administrators use her nickname, Josie, as a rallying cry.
Yet Josie is not just the latest leader to catch the imagination of Bulakeno voters. It is also the acronym of an ambitious, one-of-a-kind reform in public school education in the country: the Joint Systems Improvement in Education Project (Project JOSIE).
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Yet Josie is not just the latest leader to catch the imagination of Bulakeno voters. It is also the acronym of an ambitious, one-of-a-kind reform in public school education in the country: the Joint Systems Improvement in Education Project (Project JOSIE).
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