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Who is responsible for the state schools in a district?
A
Department of Education and Science.
B
Local Education Authorities.
C
Education Committees.
D
The headmaster.
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英国公立学校都由地方教育当局负责，不过注意校内管理主要由校长进行。
英国公立学校都由地方教育当局负责，不过注意校内管理主要由校长进行。
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