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Greenwich Schools Chief Jones: “We are going to keep Mr. Breaux where he belongs, at Greenwich High School.”

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"What really resonated with me was the social and emotional aspect for how our students were being impacted It was obvious to me it was not just the music I have reflected, as the...
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Greenwich Schools Chief Jones: “We are going to keep Mr. Breaux where he belongs, at Greenwich High School.”

"What really resonated with me was the social and emotional aspect for how our students were being impacted It was obvious to me it was not just the music I have reflected, as the...

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Greenwich Free Press broke the news in on Friday, June 13, 2025.
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