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NREA

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NREANational Rural Education Association
NREANew and Renewable Energy Authority (Egypt)
NREANational Real Estate Association (Philippines)
NREANebraska Rural Electric Association (rural electric utilities)
NREANevada Reading Excellence Act
NREANatural Resources and Environmental Affairs (US Marine Corps)
NREANeutraceutical Research and Education Act (UK)
NREANatural Radiation Environment Association
NREANational Reptile Educational Association
NREANorthshore Regional Endowment for the Arts (Louisiana)


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The NREA also pointed to the difficulty of getting highly qualified teachers to relocate to rural areas and the deficit in per pupil funding many rural schools face.
Back from the brink: stuck on NCLB's Needs Improvement list? Here's a ... by Schachter, Ron / District Administration
School District 16, and NREA legislative committee chairman, says it's hard to predict repercussions of the new law but funding is always a concern.
Small town blues: thorns for rural schools range from lack of cash to ... by Pascopella, Angela / District Administration
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