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Perfection Learning provides print and digital resources for K-12 classrooms that are customized to meet specific needs. Their materials include guided reading collections, informational texts, and support for struggling students. Resources are available for elementary, middle, and high school levels, including AP exam preparation. Teachers also receive additional support resources. The document promotes Perfection Learning as a complete solution for Georgia Standard of Excellence curriculum needs.
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