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May 12, 2002
that it can't make education a priority? I have been
reading newspaper websites from Oregon, and it looks like
it will be yet another terrible year for education in the
state.
Classes with 30 or more students, school districts reducing
teaching positions by 10 percent, what in the world is
wrong with Oregon elected officials?
It looks like I am going to be stuck here in Nevada for
another year if the job situation is as bad up there as has
been reported.
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On 5/12/02, Susan Nunes wrote:
> that it can't make education a priority? I have been
> reading newspaper websites from Oregon, and it looks like
> it will be yet another terrible year for education in the
> state.
>
> Classes with 30 or more students, school districts reducing
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