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Springs Administration Asked Not To Increase Class Sizes Next School Year

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Springs School board members and administration listen to community member, parents and teacher wants and needs during the March 8 budget workshop.

Springs School board members and administration listen to community member, parents and teacher wants and needs during the March 8 budget workshop.

Desirée Keegan on Mar 9, 2022
Springs School administrators have proposed enlarging class sizes in some grades to make space for other sections in other grades, along with cutting a teaching position to save money in... more

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