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Former Minnesota Vikings star and retired Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Alan Page, left, speaks to promote a state constitutional amendment to improve the disparity gap in education achievement in the state during a stop at Minnesota State University Moorhead on Thursday, Nov. 18, 2021. Next to him is Alene Tschourumoff, the vice president of community development for the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. David Samson / The Forum
MOORHEAD, Minn. - It seems like strange partners in an effort to improve the growing educational disparity gap in Minnesota that is among the worst in the nation.
A leader in the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, along with retired Supreme Court Justice Alan Page, stopped at Minnesota State University Moorhead on Thursday night, Nov. 18, for a live and virtual meeting to bring attention to the issue and offer solutions.
Page said their joint goal is a Minnesota constitutional amendment that first must pass through the Minnesota Legislature before going to the state voters.
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