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A French immersion charter is moving into the building of a former Denver Public Schools elementary school. Bureau Chief Melanie Asmar reports the topic of how to repurpose shuttered buildings is expected to heat up.
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What We’re Reading
Roaring Fork School District names new chief academic officer, Steamboat Springs Post Independent
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