Archive: March 11, 2009 (4 posts)
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Quotes of the Day »
GLORIA NELLIGAN, a single mother of three children at New Covenant charter school in Albany, New York, on the state's decision to close the 11-year-old-school despite academic improvement, saying she still wanted teachers involved in the lives of her kids
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