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District Looks For Literacy, Behavior Supports, Security Through SIA - Rogue River Press
Michele Cleveland, the Rogue River School District’s Director of Special Programs, presented information related to its Integrated Guidance application, the annual application that opens a lot of educational doors for the district with the power of $200 million the state funds the State School Fund through the Student Success Act Cleveland told the Rogue River School Board at its Tuesday, March 18 meeting that she had a final draft to review at …
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