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[QUOTE="Mark44, post: 6843320, member: 147785"] OK, I'll double my bid to 2%. I don't have any stats to draw from, but I'd be interested in some hard numbers if someone could find them, about overall figures in STEM courses in U.S. high schools and what sorts of degrees the teachers in these courses have. I'll count the first high school you listed as having two PhDs in STEM fields. [/QUOTE]
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