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Who is responsible for the public school system?

The states and local subdivisions are primarily responsible for operating the nation's public school system. Many state constitutions make the public schools a responsibility of the state or local government. Each State develops, maintains and operates its own school system within its own state. There are significant differences among the states in the management of schools and the mechanism for financing public schools.


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