President Bush Talks Schools in Philly

Updated 12:15 PM EST, Thu, Jan 8, 2009

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President and Mrs. Bush were in Philadelphia Thursday to talk about schools.
    
They visited the General Philip Kearny School in Northern Liberties.
    
President Bush took part in a roundtable and spoke about the anniversary of the No Child Left Behind Act with national, state and local educators.

The visit will be one of the President's last official trips while in office.

Click here for more from the White House on No Child Left Behind.

First Published: Jan 8, 2009 6:46 AM EST

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