The Minnesota House of Representatives has voted to slow the implementation of new graduation stadards for public schools. The delay is a compromise aimed at heading off attempts to drop the so-called "Profile of Learning" standards, scheduled to take effect this fall. State education officials say schools could get more time to prepare, but the new academic requirements won't go away. Minnesota Public Radio's Tim Pugmire reports.
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