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Senior Reporter Ann Schimke reports the school board in School District 49 unanimously approved the dissolution of ERBOCES. The move comes after growing scrutiny by state education officials.
Also, I have a story about a national report that calls for states, including Colorado, to implement policies that authors say would help help dual-enrolled high school students.
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