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Study Predicts Southampton School District Student Population To Shrink 22 Percent Over Next Ten Years

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Superintendent of Schools Nicholas Dyno, Board of Education President Donald King and District Clerk Amy Pierson at Tuesday's board meeting. ANISAH ABDULLAH

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Study Predicts Southampton School District Student Population To Shrink 22 Percent Over Next Ten Years

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Study Predicts Southampton School District Student Population To Shrink 22 Percent Over Next Ten Years

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