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Decentralizing education can improve the quality of education in meaningful ways. This system allows schools to offer more flexible classes, and it enables schools to design classes that reflect the characteristics of their local communities. After all, each region has its own strengths, yet strict national requirements can prevent schools from fully using them. For instance, students in rural areas benefit greatly when schools can offer experiential and practical classes tied to local industrie