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Parents, Teachers Say Administrator Departures Indicative of Larger Issues Within Springs School District

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Spring School second grade teacher Monique Sullivan, who is also a mother of four in the district, addresses concerns over communication and staff turnover with the board of education during its February 28 meeting.

Spring School second grade teacher Monique Sullivan, who is also a mother of four in the district, addresses concerns over communication and staff turnover with the board of education during its February 28 meeting.

Desirée Keegan on Mar 1, 2023
Second grade teacher Monique Sullivan sat on her couch stunned as she read an email that came through Monday evening. She was distraught after finding out that Springs School Principal... more

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