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Closing schools: here's a better way
A former school board member looks at the school closure options the board must vote on Jan. 29 and suggests that the members delay a year, partially reject Superintendent Maria Goodloe-Johnson’s proposal, and instead create more K-8 schools.
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Obama sets the mood for hard truths. Here's the kind of somber dialogue likely going on in the new Washington.
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